Hooke's Law and Elastic Potential Energy

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Provided the elastic limit is not exceeded, the extension in an elastic material is directly proportional to the load or applied force. (Hooke's law)

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x and delta x have been used interchangeably in the video, which makes it confusing. If x is assumed to be the distance between ends of spring, then F=-k*(delta x), W=-1/2 k*(delta x)^2.

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Yes very confusing part because x is usually the strain caused by the stress so how they can be used interchangeably. If x is total length then using ∆x makes sense

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17:57 dont we define the change in X as Xf - Xi ? when we make (Xf - Xi)^2 , doesnt it have to become Xf^2 +Xi^2 -2Xf.Xi ?

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for 4th question just do fp=kx then w/2 = fs where f=fp and s = x so fp= kx == 250x0.75 == 187.5 187.5 x 0.75 = 140.625 / 2 therefore work required = 70.3125 J or 70.3 J

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at 16:17 I can't understand how when the acceleration is 0, the work done is equal to the potential energy change, can someone please explain ?

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It has nothing to do with acceleration, there are numerous ways to calculate the force exerted that don’t include acceleration. If work is equal to force times distance, then the force is equal to the work applied divided by the distance.

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16:51 doesn't work equals the change in kinetic energy and not the potential energy ? So it would be W = PE = 1/2 F x

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I have one small question: Why doesn't work done equal to the negative change of potential energy, which is represented by W=-deltaPE. I remembered that this is what my teacher taught me.

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16:52 what if acceleration is not 0, I wonder if f net is always 0 in this law?

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if the acceleration is not 0, does the total work equal KE + PE?

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if it is equal how do we find KE?

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at 16:15 why isnt the force negative? isnt it 1/2-KX^2?

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Elastic Potential Energy (PE) = 0.5kx^2. The unit will be N/m • m^2 = Nm = joules. Energy is measured in joules. Note: 1 joule = 1Nm. However, the restoring force, F is measured in N.

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its not in the same direction with force thats why it is positive

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At minute 22:58 why is ΔX² = (Xբ² - Xᵢ²). I don't really understand the logic behind it, it seems more plausible for it to be (Xբ - Xᵢ)². Can someone please explain?

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Delta X squared means X^2 - X^2 (Delta X)^2 means (X^2 - X^2) So the difference is the parentheses

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I'm a bit confused abt the last part involving the Work done by the restoring force, I mean initially when the applied force is stretching or compressing the spring to a certain, I have the belief that only the applied force is stretching the spring, not the restoring force, I hqve the believe the restoring only acts when the spring is returning to its natural position , and then the displacement (opposite to the stretched displacement) and the restoring force are in the same direction, so I'm confused how it's work done by the restoring force is negative, to me it feels its should be +ve.

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How will you find x if the only present is the mass?

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If k is a constant how it's value can change from spring to spring

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On #4 can someone explain why we multiply it by 0.5 and what does the triangle have to do with out problem in the first place?

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The 0.5 is just the ½ in decimal. It makes it easier to multiply and we need the triangle because the force is varying.

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So what is the exact formula for spring force? Fs = -kx or Fs = kx? I'm so confused by the negative sign :((((

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So for problem nr 7 (which we see a glimpse of it at the end) i got: a) 490 N/m; b) 6.272 J; c) -12.544 J; d) 40 cm. How far was i?

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Question 6 is incorrect 45cm is 0.45m not 0.045m. Therefore the answer is -14.6832J

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for question's 1 and 2, why is the formula: F=kx? Shouldn't it be this: F=-kx, that's what my textbook is telling me?

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Isn't work = - change in potential energy?

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