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Force–Extension Graphs
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What does a force-extension graph show?

Relationship between force and extension

On which axis should force be plotted on a force-extension graph?

Vertical (y) axis

On which axis should extension be plotted on a force-extension graph?

Horizontal (x) axis

What shape is the graph if the limit of proportionality is not exceeded?

Straight line through origin

What can be calculated from the area under a force-extension graph?

Work done in joules

What is the unit for work done when stretching a spring?

Joules (J)

What formula calculates the area under a straight line force-extension graph?

12×base×height\frac{1}{2} \times base \times height

What condition must be met for a force-extension graph to be a straight line?

Limit of proportionality not exceeded

Does a force-extension graph pass through the origin within the limit of proportionality?

Yes

A spring extends 0.100.10 m with 55 N force. What is the work done?

0.250.25 J

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