Physics, 03.02.2021 14:00, jiedwards3835

1. A ball of mass 3kg is placed in a catapult which is pulled back by 150cm. The elastic on the catapult has a spring constant of 4N/m.
Calculate the elastic potential energy of the catapult.

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