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When trying to find out a spring constant, should the platforms mass be included in the calculations if the scale has been zeroed out by the weight of the platform?
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no
my gut says no as well; but my physics teacher said that we have to.
Yes same here... since : when you have already taken the mass including that of the platform mass as 0 , then we should not include the mass of the platform again.
the new deformation is caused only by new mass
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so no
|dw:1348234340830:dw| he "asked the math major" will the first point be at the origin. To which I stated, "hopefully".
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