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Non-linear force–extension relationship — OCR GCSE Physics B Definition | GradeGen

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Non-linear force–extension relationship

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Non-linear force–extension relationship

Definition

A relationship in which force is not proportional to extension, producing a curved force–extension graph.

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OCR GCSE Physics B · J259

Paper 1, Paper 2

Revise: Hooke's Law and Force-Extension Relationships

OCR Physics B past papers

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