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What does Hooke's Law explain?

If the external force is larger than the

(1.) size

(2.) volume

(3.) elastic limit

of material, it may result in permanent deformation in the shape and size of the object. This characteristic is known as the

(4.) material behavior

(5.) elastic behavior

(6.) plastic behavior

of an object.

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Melvin Hughes

22 November, 19:30

Select the correct answer from each drop down menu.

What does Hooke's Law explain?

If the external force is larger than the

(1.) size

(2.) volume

(3.) elastic limit

of material, it may result in permanent deformation in the shape and size of the object. This characteristic is known as the

(4.) material behavior

(5.) elastic behavior

(6.) plastic behavior

of an object.

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Derick Blackburn · Answer 1

Hooke's Law is a principle of physics that states that the that the force needed to extend or compress a spring by some distance is proportional to that distance.

volume, plastic behavior.