[OversouL]

A rubber band has a "spring constant" of 45 N/m. When the rubber band is pulled by a force of 9.8N, how far will it stretch and what is it's potential energy?

Answer:

Given:
k= 45 N/m
F= 9.8 N

Required:
PE= ?
x= ?

Solution:
(Need help on how to find x. Where in x is the elongation or compression of the spring and k is its force constant.)

Any math wiz there? I'd appreciate the help. It will be to late to help after 2 hours though as I need to sleep.

[ProTech]

Holy shit.. Are you guys learning that at school? When I wen't to school all we learned was "Here, plug this into this stick, LOOK LIGHT!"

[OversouL]

Holy shit.. Are you guys learning that at school? When I wen't to school all we learned was "Here, plug this into this stick, LOOK LIGHT!"

Well yeah, I'm in 4th year of high school. Also I already got the answer. You don't happen to have a Scientific Calc there do you?

[ProTech]

Holy shit.. Are you guys learning that at school? When I wen't to school all we learned was "Here, plug this into this stick, LOOK LIGHT!"

Well yeah, I'm in 4th year of high school. Also I already got the answer. You don't happen to have a Scientific Calc there do you?

Nope.
Never was listen in school tho. I was just earning money :fuckyea:

[OversouL]

Holy shit.. Are you guys learning that at school? When I wen't to school all we learned was "Here, plug this into this stick, LOOK LIGHT!"

Well yeah, I'm in 4th year of high school. Also I already got the answer. You don't happen to have a Scientific Calc there do you?

Nope.
Never was listen in school tho. I was just earning money :fuckyea:

Well I to don't listen. I just loose my focus because I feel sleepy due to not enough sleep.

[OversouL]

Close this please. This is already done.