Hook different objects on a force meter.what happens to the spring once the object is attached to the hook?

When different objects are hooked onto a force meter, the spring inside the force meter will compress or stretch depending on the weight of the object. The force meter measures the amount of force exerted by the object on the spring, which is then displayed on the meter. The greater the weight of the object, the more the spring will compress or stretch, resulting in a higher reading on the force meter.

When an object is attached to the hook of a force meter, the spring in the force meter will stretch. The amount that the spring stretches is proportional to the weight of the object. This is because the spring is a type of elastic material, which means that it will return to its original shape when the force is removed. The greater the weight of the object, the more the spring will stretch.