Hooke's Law
In this section you will practice and apply what you have learned from the Hooke's Law simulations, creating a calculator to calculate the spring force given an position change and an spring constant and understanding the calculations being done.
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Below are sample runs of some of the outputs you should get when running the program.
Hooke's Law
For user input k = 0.13 and x = 15.4, the output should be:
For user input k = 0.02 and x = -10.2, the output should be:
For user input k = 10.7 and x = -20.9, the output should be:
For user input k = 0.00 and x = 11.3, the output should be:
For user input k = 0.27 and x = 0.0, the output should be:
Here is a code editor so that you can compute your calculator program.
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