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Is the distance one dimensional? Or does it follow a path in space?
What am I saying? It must be one dimensional, since you're dealing with a spring...
@SithsAndGiggles do you think it relates to ODE
since we have F = -kx to have k, then u" =...
I know that W=F*d
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No, I think it's simpler than that. Work is given as \(W=F\cdot d\), or something to that effect. My memory of physics formulas is a bit ... terrible. As an integral, I think it would be \[W=\int_0^{10} -8x~dx\] I wouldn't trust that, though, seeing as I'm far from an expert in physics.
I think that sounds like it could be it but I don't know :o
I cant find any similar examples
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