Question #152199
The length of a spring is 40cm and its constant is half a newton per centimeter. If we tie a weight of half a kilogram to the end of it and pull it up at a Acceleration of 4m/s², what will be the length of the spring?
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Expert's answer
2020-12-21T11:01:10-0500

l0=0.4(m)l_0=0.4(m)

k=500(N/m)k=500(N/m)


kΔx0=mgΔx0=mg/k=0.59.8/500=0.0098(m)k\Delta x_0=mg\to \Delta x_0=mg/k=0.5\cdot9.8/500=0.0098(m)


kΔx=maΔx=ma/k=0.004(m)k\Delta x=ma\to \Delta x=ma/k=0.004(m)


The length of the spring


l=l0+Δx0+Δx=0.4+0.0098+0.004=0.4138(m)=41.38(cm)l=l_0+\Delta x_0+\Delta x=0.4+0.0098+0.004=0.4138(m)=41.38(cm) . Answer






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