Question #89028
An object of weight 120N vibrates with a period of 4.0s when hang from a spring. Calculate the force per unit length of the spring [g=10m/s, π=3.142]
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Expert's answer
2019-05-03T08:56:01-0400

The period of oscillating spring is

T=2πmkT=2\pi \sqrt{\frac{m}{k}}


or

T=2πPkgT=2\pi \sqrt{\frac{P}{kg}}

From this we have force per unit length

k=4π2PT2gk=\frac{4\pi^2P}{T^2g}

Calculating

k=4(3.142)21201042=29.6(Nm)k=\frac{4\cdot (3.142)^2\cdot 120}{10\cdot 4^2}=29.6 (\frac{N}{m})

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