The graph shows the effect of applying a force of up to 5.0 N to a spring. [Figure showing a graph of spring length/cm against force/N, starting at 10 cm for 0 N and rising linearly to 14 cm for 5.0 N] The spring obeys Hooke's law for forces up to 7.0 N. What is the total extension of the spring produced by a 7.0 N force?
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A: 4.2 cm
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