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6 Chrome File Edit View History Bookmarks Profiles Tab Window Help 4 Q @ a 3 g 2* Q g 0 SatApr110142AM r ,, . . '57: PHY250L_ESL_V2: Lab 6: Cov x 2; Intro Physics Lab 10 Experime x 2;; Intro Physics Lab9Experimer x I 2; Intro Physics LabQEXperimer x I u Dashboard X l + C' i escience|abstcom/sites/default/files/V3/Physics/2nd_Ed_Intro_Phys/Docs/IP_2020_L10_ConservationOfEnergy/1P_2020_L'I0_Exp01_$pring_Work.pdf Q [I] Y} S I 4' I] o E M Gmail a YouTube 6 Sign In % Courses E) ABG Ninja Medical... Q Florida Board ofN... untitled1.]peg {41... Intro Physics Lab 10 Experiment 1 Work Done by a Spring Experiment lnvento Labware Ruler 5 N Spring Scale EXPERIMENT 1: WORK DONE BYA SPRING In this experiment you will investigate the work done by a spring. PROCEDURE . Zero the 5 N spring scale . Lay the ruler on the table . Using the spring inside of the spring scale as a reference point, line up the end of the spring closest to the hooked end of the scale to the 0 cm mark on the ruler. Make sure the Newton scale is visible so you will be able to make measurements. . Pull the spring scale until the internal spring is stretched to the 1 cm mark on the ruler. Record the force reading on the spring scale in Table 1. . Repeat Step 3 for stretching distances of 2, 3, 4. and 5 cm. Note: You will complete Table 1 in the Post-Lab Questions section. Chrome File Edit View History Bookmarks Profiles Tab Window Help Q Sat Apr 1 10:42 AM ... SL PHY250L_ESL_V2: Lab 6: Con: X Intro Physics Lab 10 ExperimentX Intro Physics Lab 9 Experiment X Intro Physics Lab 9 Experiment X Dashboard X + C a esciencelabs.com/sites/default/files/V3/Physics/2nd_Ed_Intro_Phys/Docs/IP_2020_L10_ConservationOfEnergy/IP_2020_L10_Exp01_Spring_Work.pdf Q 1 * SALIH M Gmail YouTube Sign In Courses ABG Ninja Medical... Florida Board of N... W untitled-1.jpeg (41... E Intro Physics Lab 10 Experiment 1 Work Done by a Spring 2 / 2 76% + Data Sheet Experiment 1 Data Sheet Table 1: Spring Scale Force Data Force (N) Distance, x (m) Force Average (N) A Distance, Ax (m) Work (J) 3 4 W