The two springs (AB) and (AC) are shown, in figure (a) below, in their original unstretched position. After the application of a force F, the stretched position is shown in figure (b). The stiffness of spring (AC) is k(AC) = 20 Ib/ft. The stiffness of the spring (AB), k(AB), is unknown. What would be the stretched length in spring (AB)? 8. 3 ft KAB 3 ft 之母,

The two springs (AB) and (AC) are shown, in figure (a) below, in their original unstretched position. After the application of a force F, the stretched position is shown in figure (b). The stiffness of spring (AC) is k(AC) = 20 Ib/ft. The stiffness of the spring (AB), k(AB), is unknown. What would be the stretched length in spring (AB)? 8. 3 ft KAB 3 ft 之母,

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