the length of a spring is l1andl2 when stretched with a force if 4N and 5N respectively lts natural lenth is
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Please find below the solution to the asked query:
Let the natural length of the spring be 'l'. Then,
The force on a spring is given by
F = k(spring constant) × displacement due to force
and,
2 = k × (l1-l)
or,
2 = kl1 - kl
kl = kl1-2 ---- (1)
3 = k × (l3-l)
3 = kl2-kl
kl = kl2-3 --- (2)
comparing 1 and 2
kl1-2 = kl2-3
k (l2-l1) = 1
k = 1l2−l1 ---- (3)
substituing th evalue of 'k' in eq 1 we have,
2 = 1l2−l1×(l1−l)2(l2−l1) = (l1−l)l = l1 − 2(l2−l1)l = 3l1−2l2 −−−−−− (4)
Now,
if x' is the displacement for the force of 5N
then,
5 = k × x'
5 = 1l2−l1×x'x' = 5×(l2−l1)
If the total length of the spring after application of 5N force is L
then,
L = l + x'
L = 3l1-2l2 + 5l2 - 5l1
L = 3l2 - 2l1
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Please find below the solution to the asked query:
Let the natural length of the spring be 'l'. Then,
The force on a spring is given by
F = k(spring constant) × displacement due to force
and,
2 = k × (l1-l)
or,
2 = kl1 - kl
kl = kl1-2 ---- (1)
3 = k × (l3-l)
3 = kl2-kl
kl = kl2-3 --- (2)
comparing 1 and 2
kl1-2 = kl2-3
k (l2-l1) = 1
k = 1l2−l1 ---- (3)
substituing th evalue of 'k' in eq 1 we have,
2 = 1l2−l1×(l1−l)2(l2−l1) = (l1−l)l = l1 − 2(l2−l1)l = 3l1−2l2 −−−−−− (4)
Now,
if x' is the displacement for the force of 5N
then,
5 = k × x'
5 = 1l2−l1×x'x' = 5×(l2−l1)
If the total length of the spring after application of 5N force is L
then,
L = l + x'
L = 3l1-2l2 + 5l2 - 5l1
L = 3l2 - 2l1
Hope this information will clear your doubts about Laws of motion.
If you have any more doubts just ask here on the forum and our experts will try to help you out as soon as possible.
Regards
smart Abhishek Yadav ......
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