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Froggy Jumps Hooke's Law QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge of Hooke's Law and its applications in physics! por NOR AZMAN BIN TAMIT KPM-Guru 1 What does Hooke's Law state about the relationship between force and extension? a Force is inversely proportional to extension. b Force is independent of extension. c Force is directly proportional to extension. 2 In Hooke's Law, what is the formula used to express the relationship? a F = kx b F = ma c F = mv 3 What does the 'k' represent in Hooke's Law? a The acceleration due to gravity. b The mass of the object. c The spring constant. 4 What happens to a spring when it is stretched beyond its elastic limit? a It breaks instantly. b It returns to its original shape. c It becomes permanently deformed. 5 Which type of materials typically obey Hooke's Law? a Elastic materials. b Plastic materials. c Liquid materials. 6 What unit is the spring constant 'k' measured in? a kg/m (Kilograms per meter). b N/m (Newtons per meter). c J/m (Joules per meter). 7 Who formulated Hooke's Law? a Isaac Newton. b Albert Einstein. c Robert Hooke. 8 In what year was Hooke's Law first published? a 1676. b 1665. c 1687. 9 What type of graph represents Hooke's Law? a An exponential graph. b A parabolic graph. c A linear graph. 10 What is the effect of increasing the spring constant 'k'? a The spring becomes longer. b The spring becomes stiffer. c The spring becomes weaker. 11 What does Hooke's Law state about the force exerted by a spring? a It is independent of the displacement. b It is directly proportional to the displacement. c It is inversely proportional to the displacement. 12 What is the formula for Hooke's Law? a F = k/x b F = kx c F = -kx 13 In Hooke's Law, what does 'k' represent? a The spring constant. b The force applied. c The displacement of the spring. 14 If a spring has a spring constant of 200 N/m, what force is needed to stretch it by 0.5 m? a 100 N b 50 N c 200 N 15 What happens to the force if the displacement is doubled in Hooke's Law? a The force is halved. b The force remains the same. c The force is doubled. 16 Which of the following scenarios does not follow Hooke's Law? a A rubber band stretched beyond its elastic limit. b A metal spring compressed. c A bungee cord at normal stretch. 17 What is the unit of the spring constant 'k'? a kg/m b N/m c J/m 18 When a spring is compressed, what is the sign of the force according to Hooke's Law? a Positive. b Zero. c Negative. 19 What is the potential energy stored in a spring compressed by distance 'x'? a PE = kx b PE = 1/2 kx² c PE = k/x 20 Which of the following is a limitation of Hooke's Law? a It applies to all materials. b It is only valid for metals. c It only applies within the elastic limit.

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Hooke's Law QuizVersión en línea

por NOR AZMAN BIN TAMIT KPM-Guru

What does Hooke's Law state about the relationship between force and extension?

In Hooke's Law, what is the formula used to express the relationship?

What does the 'k' represent in Hooke's Law?

What happens to a spring when it is stretched beyond its elastic limit?

Which type of materials typically obey Hooke's Law?

What unit is the spring constant 'k' measured in?

Who formulated Hooke's Law?

In what year was Hooke's Law first published?

What type of graph represents Hooke's Law?

What is the effect of increasing the spring constant 'k'?

What does Hooke's Law state about the force exerted by a spring?

What is the formula for Hooke's Law?

In Hooke's Law, what does 'k' represent?

If a spring has a spring constant of 200 N/m, what force is needed to stretch it by 0.5 m?

What happens to the force if the displacement is doubled in Hooke's Law?

Which of the following scenarios does not follow Hooke's Law?

What is the unit of the spring constant 'k'?

When a spring is compressed, what is the sign of the force according to Hooke's Law?

What is the potential energy stored in a spring compressed by distance 'x'?

Which of the following is a limitation of Hooke's Law?