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A 0.25 kg object is suspended on a light spring of spring constant 41 N/m ....
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A 0.25 kg object is suspended on a light spring of spring constant 41 N/m . The spring is then compressed to a position 15 cm above the stretched equilibrium position. |
Part A How much more energy does the system have at the compressed position than at the stretched equilibrium position? Express your answer using two significant figures.
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