Physics, 12.01.2021 07:10 wingleo12

Why is the restoring force in Hooke's law a negative value? A. The force is opposite the displacement.
B. The force is smaller than the displacement.
C. The force is larger than the displacement.
D. The force is in the direction of the displacement.

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