1. Plot on the same set of axes graphs of force (vertical axis) versus stretch.

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1. Plot on the same set of axes graphs of force (vertical axis) versus stretch. Use different data markers (e.g. circles and crosses) or use different colors for each data series. Add a legend to the graph to indicate which series is which. Sketch a smooth trend through each data series. Note: this is not connecting the dots. Allow for scatter. Submit these graphs with your report. 2. Describe the trends you sketched on your graph. Note: we already know that force increases with stretch. Be more specific than that. 3. Plot on the same set of axes graphs of force (vertical) versus stretch for three data sets: the series and parallel arrangements you just studied and the single brass spring from Date Table A Procedure 1.Sketch trends for all three data sets. 4. Of the three spring combination (single, series, parallel) which is the stiffest, which is the least stiff? Explain how you know. 3. Plot on the same set of axes graphs of force (vertical) versus stretch for three data sets: the series and parallel arrangements you just studied and the single brass spring from Date Table A Procedure 1.Sketch trends for all three data sets. 4. Of the three spring combination (single, series, parallel) which is the stiffest, which is the least stiff? Explain how you know. ooo AT&T; 11:00 83% Elasticity Data pdf ELASTICITY DATA TABLE A FORCE (N) BRASS SPRING STRETCH (CM) 0 (Reference) 18 500 2.3 60 ELASTICITY DATA TABLE B FORCE (N) ALUMINUM SPRING STRETCH (CM) 0 (Reference) 18

Explanation / Answer

when we plot the graph between

Force Vs Stretch we get

that here the Force is on Y - axis

and

Stretch is on X - axis

here the result of the graph manner is reverse straight line passes through the Origin..

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