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when u expand a spring (horizontally)
 
how many pairs of forces act on it?
    
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can u elaborate your question???
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i didnt understand your question clearly.
 
but here goes: when a spring is elongated, forces act on both ends of the spring to expand it. since there are only two external forces responsible for the elongation, i think the answer is only one pair.







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If you pull it slowly, then the only force acting on the spring in the stretched state will be the restoring force, which has a magnitude

kx, where k is the spring constant, and x is the elongation, ie, the extra length over the natural length of the spring.

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hiii

well if u r saying k body is rested on wall.....and it is elongated by a mass on the other end...

then see to the figure

kx is the force acts on spring by wall....so acc to newton's 3rd law...= and opp force acts by spring on wall.;...

on rite hand side...

kx is the force acts of mass m by spring.......= and opp force kx on spring by mass...

x is the elongation...

L is the original length

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oopssssssssssss

so total 2 PAIRS of force acts


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