Physics, 09.07.2019 15:10, kentavonwilliam

It takes 3.3 j of work to stretch a hooke's-law spring 15 cm from its unstressed length. how much the extra work is required to stretch it an additional 11.3 cm? answer in units of j.

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It takes 3.3 j of work to stretch a hooke's-law spring 15 cm from its unstressed length. how much th...