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AQA AS Physics Unit 2 -
Spring Constant and
Hookes Law
- Equations
- F = K x E
- Force
- Spring Constant (K)
- Extension (In Meters)/Displacement/Delta L
- Force
- F = K x E
- What actually is Spring Constant?
- Spring Constant is the Displacement of
the spring from it's normal position.
- The spring constant is
representative to how stiff the
spring is.
- The Stiffer the Spring, the higher the spring constant.
- Spring Constant is the Displacement of
the spring from it's normal position.
- Some Facts
- It is measured in nm (newton's per meter).
- The same as hooks law but with springs
- It is measured in nm (newton's per meter).
- Graphing
- Extension on X Axis
- Force on Y Axis
- The Gradient is the spring constant (k)
- Extension on X Axis
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