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	Each spring will have an elastic force when stretched		Each spring will have an elastic force when stretched
	$$ F_y=k\Delta l=kx\cos\alpha $$		$$ F_y=k\Delta l=kx\cos\alpha$$
	Condition of equality of forces		Condition of equality of forces
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