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The two graphs in (Figure 1) are for two different vertical mass/spring systems.
Part E
If both systems have the same mass, what is the ratio kA/kB of their spring constants?
Express your answer using two significant figures.

The two graphs in Figure 1 are for two different vertical massspring systems Part E If both systems have the same mass what is the ratio kAkB of their spring co class=

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