The length L, in meters, of a spring is given by the equation L = (2/3) F
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The length L, in meters, of a spring is given by the equation L = (2/3) F + 0.05 , where F is the applied force in newtons. Approximately what force, in newtons, must be applied for the spring’s length to be 0.23 meters?
F. 0.12
G. 0.18
H. 0.20
J. 0.24
K. 0.27
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