To determine the constant k for a spring, one can measure the displacement (x) and the corresponding force (F) applied to the spring, and then use Hooke's Law (F = -kx) to calculate the value of k.
To determine the constant k for a spring, you would need to measure the displacement of the spring and the corresponding force applied, and then use Hooke's law equation (F = kx) to calculate the constant k by dividing the force by the displacement.
To determine the constant k for a spring, you would need to apply different known weights to the spring and measure the corresponding displacements, and then use Hooke's Law (F = kx) to calculate the value of k.
