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Like the inverse-square potential, a potential described by this law has the property that all its bound orbits are closed by Bertrand’s theorem. The Morse potential modifies a quadratic potential described by this law to model chemical bonds. Lamé parameters were included in Cauchy’s generalization of this law to three dimensional bodies. Young’s modulus is an analog (-5[1])to a (*) constant in this law measured in Newtons per meter. This law is expressed as F=-kx, (10[1])or that the applied force (10[1])equals the spring constant times displacement from the equilibrium. For 10 points, name this law of elasticity, used to describe the restoring force on springs. ■END■ (10[1])

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