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You calibrate a set of automobile springs using a 25 kg car battery, attached to a rope that runs over a pulley, as shown in the diagram.

You find that the spring is pulled out by 0.06 meters. Compute the spring constant, k, in N/m.
Just type in the numeric part of your answer, to the nearest 0.1 N/m.

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For an automobile spring using a 25 kg car battery, the spring constant is mathematically given as

K=4.08.3N/m

What is the spring constant?

Question Parameter(s):

a 25 kg car battery

The springs are pulled out by 0.06 meters

Generally, the equation for the Force  is mathematically given as

F=mg

Therefore

F=(25*9.8)

(25*9.8)=K(0.06)

K=4.08.3N/m

In conclusion, the spring constant

K=4.08.3N/m

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