Subject: How to maximize the amount of force of a rubber band?
Date: Sun Feb 27 14:02:27 2011
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Area of science: Physics
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Since rubber bands obey to hooke's law, f=kx. if the rubber band were cut into a
straight line, instead of the circular shape it is, wouldn't this increase the
maximum possible displacement x, while keeping constant k, thus maximizing
force?
or is this logic incorrect? would a rubber band have more force as a circle or
as
a line? how would you maximize the amount of force a rubber band can exert?
Re: How to maximize the amount of force of a rubber band?
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