Physics, asked by Gowrishgowrish, 7 months ago

In the relationship F=kx, k is a constant. If x is doubled, what happened to F ?

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Answered by mohammadadnan7

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Answer:

F will also gets doubled.

Explanation:

F is directly proportional to x because k is a proportionality contant so if we incre x F will also increase

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