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Hooke's Law describes the relationship between the distance a linear elastic material is stretched and the force required to cause that stretch. Spring Equation: F = -kx
- F = force
- k = spring constant
- x = distance stretched
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- Hooke's Law describes the relationship between the distance a linear elastic material is stretched and the force required to cause that stretch.
- Spring Equation: F = -kx
- F = force
- k = spring constant
- x = distance stretched
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@JustineAAM Hooke's Law? :P (u dun really need to reply my questions haha!) ooohh dat last tweet was my 100th tweet HAHA XD
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Who knew Hooke's Law could be so fascinating!
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http://tinyurl.com/ybnr8zk SGA Big Bang: "Hooke's Law" by Zinnith
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who knew that reading up on hooke's law could interest me so much LOLOL
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@Rxrthepoet Also, a new thing. Working on Hooke's law. Electrons don't like protons as much as we've been led to believe.
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