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It depends on what variables are plotted.

The straight line graphed (according to the variables) could be the value "k" which is the spring constant. I remember doing an experiement in a labaratory class and we put weights on the spring and measured the distance that the spring extended. From this we were able to graph weight vs. meters and this would give us a straight line... this line would be "k" and would prove Hooke's Law.

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