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The distance a spring stretches is directly proportional to the mass hooked onto the bottom of it. If a spring stretches 1.1 cm when holding a 3-kg weight, how far will it stretch when a 7-kg weight is hooked to the end? A. 0.47 cm
B. 2.6 cm
C. 4.4 cm
D. 3.1 cm

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