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             EXT   What else is Robert Hooke famous for? Prepare small leaflets for
            your classmates about Robert Hooke and his scientific achievements.

             Elastic force = coefficient of the spring × deformation            0         0         0
                                                                                    f = 0
                                                                                1         1         1
             F el  =   Δ  
                                                                                2         2   W     2
            F el  – elastic force, N (Newton)                                                f = w
                                                                                3         3         3   W
                   textbooks nis edu kz
            k –  coefficient of the spring (hardness of the object), N/m (Newton   4      4         4   W
               per metre)                                                      scale showing           f = 2 w
                                                                               elongation
            Δl –  deformation (elongation) (change of object’s length during
                deformation), m (metre)
                                                                                elastic force, N
            (The hardness of the object depends on the material, and on its shape
            and size.)                                                           20
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             REMEMBER!   Elastic force occurs during deformation of objects due to
            changes in the position of particles.
                                                                                               deformation, m
            Elastic force is directed the opposite way to the external force that
            causes the deformation.
                                                                                support
            If the force that is causing the deformation stops acting, the object
            returns to its initial condition or remains deformed.                              spring

            Hooke’s Law: the magnitude of elastic force during elastic extension (or
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            compression) is directly proportional to the change in body length.        5     pointer
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            Hooke’s Law works during small elastic deformations.                scale  15
                                                                                      20               pan
             INV   Determine the magnitude of deformation of a dynamometer            25
                                                                                      30   weight
            spring if a force of 10 N acts on it and its coefficient of spring is 500 N/m.
            Plot an elastic force vs. spring deformation graph.

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              given                 SI         solution
              F = 10 N              N          F el  = F                       Hooke’s Law – force proportional
              k = 500 N/m           N/m        F el  = kΔl                     to stretch
              Δl = ?                m          Δl = F el  /k
                                               Δl = 10 N/500 N/m = 0.02 m
                                               Answer: Δl = 0.02 m



                OVER TO YOU!

              1.  A chandelier suspended in a hall is   3.  Bungee jumping is an extreme sport practised all over
                 attracted by the Earth. Why does it      the world. Look at the images on the previous page and
                 not fall?                                answer the following questions:

              2.  Calculate whether a fisherman can take   a)  What material is the cord made of? What properties
                 300 g of fish out of the water using a      should it have?
                 fishing rod. The coefficient of elasticity of
                                                          b)  Describe how a jumping man changes his position
                 the fishing line is 400 N/m, and it can be
                                                             during the free fall after jumping off the bridge.
                 stretched 10 mm with no disruption.
                                                          c)  Suggest your ideas to perform the most efficient jump.
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