Lecture

Springs: Forces and Elastic Constants

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This lecture covers the concept of springs, including their elastic constant and natural length. It explains how to express the forces applied to different points on a spring using a coordinate system. The instructor demonstrates various exercises related to springs and Hooke's law.

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