Derive formula for potential energy stored in a stretched spring
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Let the extension produced in the spring on the application of force be x,
Then Internal restoring force developed in the spring = - Kx
We know,
work done by the internal restoring force = -Integral F.dx
(The work done by the internal force is negative because the direction of force and displacement are opposite.)
W = - Integral (-kx)dx
W = - (-k) integral x dx
W = k x^2/2
W = 1/2 Kx^2
Since, this work done by the internal restoring force gets stored in the spring as it's potential energy, so P.E = 1/2 kx^2
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