An uniform massless elastic spring has length as when the tension in spring is T and length a2 when the tension in spring is T2. What will be the length of spring when tension is T3?
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Explanation:The force exerted by a spring is given by F = kx
Where k is the spring constant and x is the elongation in the spring from its natural length, L. Thus,
= 4 = k(a-L)
= 5 = k(b-L)
Solving both the equations -
= 4/(a-L) = 5/(b-L)
= 4b-4L = 5a-5L
= L = 5a-4b
Thus,
k = 4/(a-5a+4b) = 4/(4b-4a)
k = 1/(b-a)
Using F = kx with F = 9, where let the new length be = d.
9 = k(d-L)
9 = (d-5a+4b)/(b-a)
9b-9a = d-5a+4b
d = 5b-4a.
Thus, if 9N is applied the length will be 5b-4a.
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