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A spring with a natural height of 57 cm is compressed by a 300 kg mass to a new height of 51 cm. A. What is the spring constant? B. What is the displacement of the spring if the 300 g mass were replaced by a 400 g mass?

A spring with a natural height of 57 cm is compressed by a 300 kg mass to a new height of 51 cm. A. What is the spring constant? B. What is the displacement of the spring if the 300 g mass were replaced by a 400 g mass?

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  1. A spring with a natural height of 57 c m is compressed by a 300 k g mass to a new height of 51 c m . A. What is the spring constant? B. What is the displacement of the spring if the 300 g mass were replaced by a 400 g mass?

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