Answer to Question #86426 in Mechanics | Relativity for Anderson

Question #86426
What should I do to find the gradient of a force vs extension graph? Should I use my best fit line?
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Expert's answer
2019-03-20T11:34:29-0400

As we know, according to Hooke's law, force can be represented as a function through extension (compression):


"F(x)=kx,"

where "k" is a spring constant (or the gradient of the graph F vs. x). Hence, you can find it by determining the best fit line and dividing the corresponding values of force and extension (compression).



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