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For two springs connected in series, the net deflection is equal to the sum of deflection in two springs.

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For two springs connected in series, the net deflection is equal to the sum of deflection in two springs.

(a) True

(b) False

This was presented to me in my semester exam.

This problem appears in the Design of Helical Springs topic in Springs of Machine Design

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