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A spring attached to a mass, what is the force

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or?-Gravity pulls down and the spring resists the force.Astrobuf-The spring is holding it up.The force exerted by a spring is F=kx (k is the spring constant, and x is the distance the spring is compressed or stretched beyond its resting position).If it is stationary,......
A spring is attached to a mass, and gravity is pulling it down. Then what is the force that keep the mass up from the floor? Air? Spring, or?

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Gravity pulls down and the spring resists the force.

Astrobuf

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The spring is holding it up.
The force exerted by a spring is F=kx (k is the spring constant, and x is the distance the spring is compressed or stretched beyond its resting position).
If it is stationary, then the force of the spring will equal the force of gravity (mg=kx).

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the no. of turns and specific gravity of material of spring with earths force of gravity keeps the spring mass from the floor
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