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Spring Potential Energy Equations Calculator

Science - Physics Formulas
Solving for spring potential energy.
spring potential energy

Inputs:

spring force constant (k)
spring stretch length (x)
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Conversions:

spring force constant (k)
= 0
= 0
newton/meter
spring stretch length (x)
= 0
= 0
meter

Solution:

spring potential energy (U)
= NOT CALCULATED

Other Units:

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Select to solve for a different unknown
Hooke's Law
forceforce
spring force constantspring force constant
distance from equilibriumdistance from equilibrium
spring equilibrium positionspring equilibrium position
spring potential energy
spring potential energyspring potential energy
spring force constantspring force constant
spring stretch lengthspring stretch length
Where
Fx=force
k=spring force constant
x=distance from equilibrium
x0=spring equilibrium position

References - Books:

Tipler, Paul A.. 1995. Physics For Scientists and Engineers. Worth Publishers. 3rd ed.
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