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MECHANICS : PROPERTIES OF MATTER - Hooke’s Law
What happens when the force on a spring exceeds the elastic limit of the spring?
The spring will snap into two pieces.
The spring will continue to stretch in a linear fashion.
The spring will experience permanent deformation.
The spring will return to its original shape.
Which of the following is NOT an application of Hooke's Law?
Springs in watches.
Suspension systems in cars.
Rubber bands in elastic bands.
Measuring force in strain gauges.
A rubber band behaves differently from a spring in that:
It follows Hooke’s Law only in small deformations.
It does not obey Hooke’s Law.
It obeys Hooke's Law over a wide range of forces.
It has a very high spring constant.
In the context of Hooke's Law, what does the spring constant k indicate?
Both A and B.
The stiffness of the spring.
The amount of force required for a unit displacement.
The material's elastic limit.
Which of the following devices works based on Hooke's Law?
Pendulum.
Spring scale.
Electric motor.
Windmill.