I need help please Two balls are connected by a spring:m1, X1k, linm2, X2Calculate the force (positive, in Newtons) on ball 1 (subscripts 1) with these numbers:X1 = 0.7 mX2 = 3.5 m• e = 0.5 mk = 3700 N/m

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Two balls are connected by a spring: m1, X1 m2, X2 wikie in Calculate the force (positive, in Newtons) on ball 1 (subscripts 1) with these numbers: X1 = 0.7 m X2 = 3.5 m • e = 0.5 m k = 3700 N/m %3D

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I need help please

Two balls are connected by a spring:
m1, X1
k, l
in
m2, X2
Calculate the force (positive, in Newtons) on ball 1 (subscripts 1) with these numbers:
X1 = 0.7 m
X2 = 3.5 m
• e = 0.5 m
k = 3700 N/m

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