How much work is needed to extend the spring

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A spring has a force constant of 16 N/cm.

(a) How much work is required to extend the spring 7.6 mm from its relaxed position?

(b) How much work is needed to extend the spring an additional 7.6 mm?

Reference no: EM13330065

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