A spring needs a force of 4 N to compress it 48 cm. How much work is required to stretch the spring 29 cm? ROUND OFF ANSWER UP TO 2 DECIMAL PLACES. INPUT BOTH THE NUMBER AND THE UNIT (ABBREVIATION OF UNIT ONLY).

A spring needs a force of 4 N to compress it 48 cm. How much work is required to stretch the spring 29 cm? ROUND OFF ANSWER UP TO 2 DECIMAL PLACES. INPUT BOTH THE NUMBER AND THE UNIT (ABBREVIATION OF UNIT ONLY).

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