The force that causes a spring to eventually return to its normal length is called; 1) Potential force; 2) Gravitational force; 3) Spring force; 4) Restoring force
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↪Actually welcome to the concept of the CONSTRAINED FORCE..
↪Basically we know that the force acting in the spring is given as ...
↪F = - Kx
↪So here the force is Kx , where K is the spring constant and such that the negative sign represents the opposite direction ...
↪thus here we conclude that the force that brings back the spring to its original dimensionsis the
↪⭐ RESTORING FORCE ACTING OPPOSITE I IN DIRECTION OF THE APPIED FORCE ON THE SPRING
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Here is Your Answer..!!
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↪Actually welcome to the concept of the CONSTRAINED FORCE..
↪Basically we know that the force acting in the spring is given as ...
↪F = - Kx
↪So here the force is Kx , where K is the spring constant and such that the negative sign represents the opposite direction ...
↪thus here we conclude that the force that brings back the spring to its original dimensionsis the
↪⭐ RESTORING FORCE ACTING OPPOSITE I IN DIRECTION OF THE APPIED FORCE ON THE SPRING
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⭐SPRING CONSTANT ⭐
↗In the studies related to the Motion of the Springs and its dynamics for restoration energy..
↗Here we can say that ..
↗When a spring is stretched it elongated due to the external force ...
↗let the force be F ...
➡Then here the force applied will be opposed by the restoring backward force that is - kX
↗since it's in opposite direction
↗it is referred as the↗ Restoring force ↗
⭐SPRING CONSTANT ⭐
↗In the studies related to the Motion of the Springs and its dynamics for restoration energy..
↗Here we can say that ..
↗When a spring is stretched it elongated due to the external force ...
↗let the force be F ...
➡Then here the force applied will be opposed by the restoring backward force that is - kX
↗since it's in opposite direction
↗it is referred as the↗ Restoring force ↗
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