20- A box is attached to a Spring, the Spring constant is K=2 (N/m). DADA DO FRAGILE FILAGILE What is the force stored in the spring if we move the box 0.2 (m) What is the magnitude of work done by spring?

20- A box is attached to a Spring, the Spring constant is K=2 (N/m). DADA DO FRAGILE FILAGILE What is the force stored in the spring if we move the box 0.2 (m) What is the magnitude of work done by spring?

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20- A box is attached to a Spring, the Spring constant is K-2 (N/m). C
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What is the force stored in the spring if we move the box 0.2 (m)?
What is the magnitude of work done by spring?

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