# hookes law

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$$m$$
$$n/m$$

#### Input Data

$$Spring displacement (Δx)= 250\ m$$ $$Spring force constant (k)= 0.13\ N/m$$

#### Solution

$$Force\ (F)= -32.5\ N$$

#### Formula

$$F = -kΔx$$ where:
F is the spring force (in N)
k is the spring constant (in N/m); and
Δx is the displacement (positive for elongation and negative for compression, in m).

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## What is Hooke’s Law?

Hooke's law manages springs and their fundamental property - the flexibility. Each spring can be distorted (extended or packed) somewhat. At the point when the power that causes the distortion vanishes, the spring returns to its underlying shape, given as far as possible was not surpassed.

Hooke's law expresses that for a versatile spring, the power and removal are relative to one another. It implies that as the spring power builds, the uprooting increments, as well. On the off chance that you diagrammed this relationship, you would find that the chart is a straight line. Its tendency relies upon the consistency of proportionality, called the spring steady. It generally has a positive worth.

Spring power condition

Knowing Hooke's law, we can record it the type of recipe:

F = - kδx

where:

F is the spring power (in N);

k is the spring steady (in N/m); and

Δx is the removal (positive for prolongation and negative for pressure, in m).

Where did the less come from? Envision that you pull a string to one side, making it stretch. A power emerges in the spring, yet where does it need the spring to go? To one side? On the off chance that it was in this way, the spring would lengthen to vastness. The power opposes the relocation and has a course inverse to it, henceforth the short sign.

You can locate the versatile expected energy of the spring, as well.

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### Q. What Is Hooke’s Law?

A. Hooke's Law Manages Springs And Their Fundamental Property - The Flexibility. Each Spring Can Be Distorted (extended Or Packed) Somewhat