Science, asked by jeewan3220, 8 months ago

Two springs have spring stiffness of 1.6 IN/m
and 2 KN/m respectively. If they are connected
in parallel, what will be the spring stiffness?​

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Answered by khushbuv937
0

Answer:

ExplaIn lower segment/zone, two springs, each of constant k, are in parallel.

∴ Equivalent spring constant =(k+k)=2k

Now, for the system, there is a spring (of constant 2k) in upper segment and a spring (of constant 2k) in lower segment.

They are in series

∴k  

r

​  

=  

(k  

1

​  

+k  

2

​  

)

k  

1

​  

k  

2

​  

 

​  

=  

(2k+2k)

(2k)(2k)

​  

 

∴k  

r

​  

=4k  

2

/4k=k and

∴T=2π  

k

M

​  

 

​  

Answered by atharvashukla2307
0

Answer:

In lower segment/zone, two springs, each of constant k, are in parallel.

∴ Equivalent spring constant =(k+k)=2k

Now, for the system, there is a spring (of constant 2k) in upper segment and a spring (of constant 2k) in lower segment.

They are in series

∴k

r

=

(k

1

+k

2

)

k

1

k

2

=

(2k+2k)

(2k)(2k)

∴k

r

=4k

2

/4k=k and

∴T=2π

k

M

.

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