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    • What are spring forces exerted by a spring when it is compressed or stretched from its equilibrium position?
      Compression or tension forces
    • What is the formula for Hooke's Law?
      F=F =kx - kx
    • The negative sign in Hooke's Law indicates that the spring force acts in the opposite direction to the displacement.
    • A higher spring constant indicates a stiffer spring.
      True
    • Arrange the following states of a spring based on its length relative to equilibrium:
      1️⃣ Compressed
      2️⃣ Equilibrium
      3️⃣ Stretched
    • What are the three possible orientations of a spring?
      Vertical, horizontal, angled
    • Each orientation of a spring affects its force and components.
      True
    • A horizontal spring exerts force along a flat surface
    • What is Hooke's Law in equation form?
      F=F =kx - kx
    • What does the spring constant kk measure?

      Stiffness
    • If a spring with k=k =100 N / m 100 \text{ N / m} is stretched x=x =0.2 m 0.2 \text{ m}, the spring force is -20 N.
    • Why is the negative sign included in Hooke's Law?
      To show restoring force
    • What does a higher spring constant kk indicate?

      A stiffer spring
    • If a spring requires 50 N of force to stretch 0.1 meters, its spring constant is 500 N/m.
    • The equilibrium length is the reference point for measuring displacement in Hooke's Law.

      True
    • How does the orientation of a spring affect its force?
      Magnitude and direction
    • What does the negative sign in Hooke's Law indicate about the direction of the spring force?
      Opposite to displacement
    • Hooke's Law describes the magnitude of the spring force when a spring is either compressed or stretched from its equilibrium position.

      True
    • Match the variable with its description and units:
      FF ↔️ Magnitude of the spring force in Newtons (N)
      kk ↔️ Spring constant in N/m
      xx ↔️ Displacement from equilibrium in meters (m)
    • The orientation of a spring affects the forces it exerts.

      True
    • A spring with a spring constant k=k =100 N / m 100 \text{ N / m} is stretched by x=x =0.2 m 0.2 \text{ m}. The force exerted by the spring is -20 N.
    • The negative sign in Hooke's Law indicates that the spring force acts in the opposite direction to the displacement.
    • When a mass is attached to a spring, the spring force acts to restore it to its equilibrium position.
    • In a spring system, the spring force is often the only force acting on the mass if friction is ignored.

      True
    • A mass of 2 kg2 \text{ kg} is attached to a spring with k=k =50 N / m 50 \text{ N / m} and stretched 0.1 m0.1 \text{ m} from equilibrium. What is the acceleration of the mass?

      2.5 m / s2- 2.5 \text{ m / s}^{2}
    • The magnitude of the spring force is described by Hooke's Law.
    • Match the variables in Hooke's Law with their descriptions and units:
      F ↔️ Magnitude of the spring force, Newtons (N)
      k ↔️ Spring constant (stiffness), N/m
      x ↔️ Displacement from equilibrium, meters (m)
    • What is the spring force exerted by a spring with k=k =100 N / m 100 \text{ N / m} when stretched by x=x =0.2 m 0.2 \text{ m}?

      20 N- 20 \text{ N}
    • What is the spring constant of a spring that requires 50 N of force to stretch 0.1 meters?
      500 N / m500 \text{ N / m}
    • Match the spring orientation with its example:
      Vertical ↔️ Supporting a weight
      Horizontal ↔️ Pulling a sled
      Angled ↔️ Supporting weight while pulling forward
    • Angled springs exert force components in both vertical and horizontal
    • What is an example of a vertical spring in use?
      Supporting a plant pot
    • An angled spring has both vertical and horizontal components of force.

      True
    • The unit of the spring force, FF, is Newtons
    • The negative sign in Hooke's Law indicates the spring force acts in the opposite direction to the displacement.

      True
    • What does Hooke's Law describe in relation to springs?
      Force and displacement
    • If a spring with k=k =400 N / m 400 \text{ N / m} is stretched by x=x =0.05 m 0.05 \text{ m}, the spring force is -20 N.
    • The units of the spring constant kk are Newtons per meter (N/m).

      True
    • What is the equilibrium length of a spring?
      Natural length when unstretched
    • A spring with an equilibrium length of 20 cm is compressed to 15 cm. The displacement is -5 cm.
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