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Brief Discussions on Elastic Force Relating to Different Types of Potential Energy Function and on the Physical Aspects of the Experiment to Determine Spring Constant of a Spring
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Elastic force of material is demonstrated through the choice of some kind of potential and consequently force of interaction is derived, considering its equivalence with a diatomic molecule. Some insight about the experiment of determining spring constant of a spring is presented. Theoretical preliminaries discussed here are mainly meant for pedagogic values.
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Elastic Force, Spring, Potential Energy Function, Spring Constant.
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