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Physics, 11.12.2020 05:50 tami5

Using Hooke’s law, what happens when the displacement is tripled? A. The restoring force is tripled
B. The restoring force is reduced by one third
C. The amplitude is reduced by one third
D. The spring constant is tripled


Using Hooke’s law, what happens when the displacement is tripled?

A. The restoring force is tripl

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