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What does Hooke's Law state about extension and force?

Extension is directly proportional to force

If the force on a spring doubles, what happens to its extension according to Hooke's Law?

It doubles

What is the limit of proportionality?

Point where Hooke's Law no longer applies

What is the elastic limit?

Max stretch point before permanent change

What happens when the elastic limit is exceeded?

Object becomes permanently deformed

In F=kxF = kx, what does kk represent?

Spring constant

What are the units of spring constant kk?

Newtons per metre

On a force/extension graph, what does the gradient of the linear line represent?

Spring constant kk

What does the non-linear section of a force/extension graph show?

Plastic behaviour

What does a force/extension graph with only a linear line indicate about the material?

Material is brittle

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