What is deformation, and what causes it?
A change in an object's shape caused by forces.
k=Fe=6.00.040=150 N/mk = \dfrac{F}{e} = \dfrac{6.0}{0.040} = \mathbf{150\ \text{N/m}}k=eF=0.0406.0=150 N/m
Energy stored in a stretched or compressed elastic object because work is done to deform it.
If the spring is not inelastically deformed, the work done equals the elastic potential energy stored.
5.3 Forces and elasticity Flashcards
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