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compression in spring

No spring it’s a very fun and bouncy toy that many of ours in our toys and some ours on our beds. Ever wondered how springs work and able to bounce? Now, let us know some more on how compression carries out in springs!

When you hear spring, you may imagine a coiled piece of metal that can stretch and spring back. That springing back is due to compression. That force is called compression, which causes a spring to squish together when you push on it. Springs are designed to be flexible, bendable subjects – they can compress.

Exploring the Science Behind Spring Compression

So, this phenomenon of a spring being able to compress and then bounce back, is due to elasticity. Elasticity is the secret superhero force that springs use to bounce back to shape after flattening. The small pieces inside the spring can stretch and then return to position when you release.

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