General Simulation Description
Explore spring forces and mass–spring equilibrium interactively — ideal for classroom or home learning, no VR gear required. With full access, the AI Superhuman STEM Tutor provides step-by-step guidance.
Physics
5 minutes
Web Understand the concept of elastic force and how it acts when a spring is stretched or compressed.
Identify the relationship between force, extension, and spring constant as described by Hooke’s Law (F = kx).
Measure and record data on spring extension under different applied forces.
Develop scientific inquiry skills through prediction, experimentation, and data analysis.
Reflect on sources of error
Force and motion
Types of forces (contact and non-contact)
Elastic force / restoring force
Hooke’s Law
Experimental Skills: Measuring extension, Using spring balance and masses
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