Which law relates how far a spring stretches to how hard it is pulled?
AHooke's law
BOhm's law
CBoyle's law
DNewton's law
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Hooke's law
1. Every spring has a proportionality constant.
2. That constant links the pull to the stretch, and the link is Hooke's law.
3. Ohm's and Boyle's laws deal with electricity and gases.
_Source: Wikipedia, Weighing scale, Spring scales_
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