Which is a correct description of Hooke's law?

1. The force applied to a spring equals the product of the spring constant and the displacement.

2. The force applied to a spring equals the spring constant divided by the displacement.

3. The spring constant of a spring equals the product of the force applied and the displacement.

4. The spring constant of a spring equals the displacement divided by the force applied.

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Beau Faulkner

13 April, 07:42

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Kline · Answer 1

1. The force applied to a spring equals the product of the spring constant and the displacement.

F = k*d.