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The

Deformation :
change in
shape or Hooke 's law
size
of an
object .

The
force applied body on a is
twist to its
stretch
, compress ,
directly proportional
within the limit
extension ,
of
shear ,
bending , buckling proportionality .

{ { n' §
A
Force :
push or a
pull Rate of original L
momentum
change of .
length
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The length f-
in
of
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body
=
a

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R= - where :
spring ✓

extension initial
final
-
-


length FIN Hcm F and
length 4cm
10 0 the
x increase
0
by same

if x=+ ( extension ) Lf > Li 5 12 2


proportion .

if ✗ ( compression ) 4- Ili 10 14 4
• = -

15 16 6

20 18 8
constant 1k ) is the " Hm 2
spring measure 1
^

t
of
the
stiffness of the wire
/ spring .

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1

K F- force applied
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-

=
✗ ← extension f- iii. iii. •
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through the origin .


ka -10N / cm means 10N
force is needed spring 1 is harder ( greater value
of
K )
-

for 1cm
of extension than
spring 2 .

I
spring 2 stretches more
for the same

KB -50N / cm force needed 11


means 50N is
force than
Spring
• -

extension
for tan
of to
find The value
of K , pick any
The the and
value
of K
depends on co-ordinate
from graph
design and material
of spring .

apply F=kx .
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FIN The
for finding K Elastic limit
point till which
object
:
. . .

^
back the
returns to original if
first find x
applied force is removed .

✗ = ( Li
1¥ f
-

' 1 1 11 11 1 11 , •

If body stretched elastic


=
.

then
a is
beyond
=
apply F- Kx
-
limit
,
it undergoes permanent
does not
deformation and return
0 :
" >
0
* If 4m back to original length .

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q
( same
Elasticity Ability of
:

body to a
formula )
regain its original shape when EPE Fx and F- ku
deformed 1-2
to
= -

Emma -5=0 =
• Work done on the EPE =

121 Kxtx hence EPE =

tgkxt
=
spring is .
stored as

Imho
E-
F
>
Elastic Potential t

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force from 20J


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to F when
of energy
extended 5am What
zero by .

FIN stored
^
would be the
energy if the
Fxs
W= same
spring is extended to 8cm .

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F- a EPE ✗ K
graph 52
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F
springs
=


.

Fa F} F'
Fg
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F =
: = =

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their
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by .

sum
of R
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=Ki=Ns=_ X' =
I
extensions .
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it identical springs 1k -
-
same ) xi=xxn
Spring constant
n : no .

of springs spring combination behaves kt=n×k


spring constant as a
stiffer spring .

Spring combination behave Kt =


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soft spring
as a .
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v
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y=
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g-
-

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→ 1cm ext .

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0.5N * * 0.5N
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0
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13 The graph shows the extension of a piece of copper wire as the load on it is increased.

extension
of wire

0
0 load

What does the graph show?

A At a certain load, the wire becomes easier to extend.


B At a certain load, the wire becomes harder to extend.
C The load and the extension are directly proportional for all loads.
D The load and the extension are inversely proportional for all loads.

14 The graph shows extension-load curves for four fibres.

Which fibre is the most difficult to stretch over the range of loads shown?

extension A
B
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15

→ → → →
117

• •

3cm
4cm

For the B
same
force e.
g.
15N ,
spring stretches more

i. e. 4cm than A i. e- 3cm


spring
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Graph of spring B curves


after 25N but
graph
of Spring straight
A is still a line .

15N
121

4.

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