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    • https://phys.libretexts.org/Courses/University_of_California_Davis/UCD%3A_Physics_9HA_Lab/05%3A_Energy_Forms/5.01%3A_Background_Material
      That is, the pull of the spring is not zero when the spring is at its minimum length – the pull is balanced by the repulsive normal force between the coils that are in contact. But this is not such a ...That is, the pull of the spring is not zero when the spring is at its minimum length – the pull is balanced by the repulsive normal force between the coils that are in contact. But this is not such a spring, so to determine the potential energy stored in the spring, we must do a new calculation of the work done on it, using the function \(F(x)\) that we will determine experimentally.

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