What is Hooke's Law Apparatus?

Answer 1

A Hooke's Law Apparatus is a device designed and used for investigation potential energy and vibrating masses. It is also use to prove that elongation of an object is directly proportional to the load applied.

Answer 2

They are used when breathing (lungs), in spring beds, diving boards, cars (suspension), rubber bands, plastics, and your skin. Although these are a few, there are many more applications in which we use Hooke's law.

Answer 3

One common example is in a spring balance. We can attach a pointer to the top of the spring, and use a scale marked in equal increments to see how heavy the load is by how much the spring stretches.

Answer 4

Hooke's Law apparatus is a device used to demonstrate Hooke's Law, which states that the force needed to extend or compress a spring by a certain distance is directly proportional to that distance. The apparatus typically consists of a spring attached to a ruler or a weight hanger, allowing students to measure the force required to stretch or compress the spring.

Answer 5

to determine the restoring force of spring