Calculate the expected life of N (# of cycles) in a compression spring with the specifications....

Calculate the expected life of N (# of cycles) in a compression spring with the specifications.

Material: 302 Stainless Steel

End type: closed

Overall Length: 2"

OD: 0.5"

ID: 0.406"

Wire Diameter: 0.047"

Wire Shape: Round

Compressed Lenght: 1.35"

Maximum Load: 3.8 lbs

Rate: 5.85 lbs/in

RoHS: Compliant

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