Chapter 6. Gravitation potential energy (6-14)

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Review

Figure 6-18 graphs the force that you exert as a function of the distance x that the spring has been stretched. If the spring is initially stretched a distance \(x_1\) and you stretch it further to \(x_2\), the work W that you do is equal to the area of the colored trapezoid in Figure 6-18. From geometry, this area is equal to the average height of the graph multiplied by the width \(x_2 - x_1\). Equation 6-12 can be simplified to: