Hi! I know this is a lot, but I just wanted to check if my answers and my solutions we're correct. :( can u please show me? I hope u have a wonderful day! 1. A spring has a characteristic of k = 2.75N/m. It has an original length of 0.100 m. What isits potential energy of spring when it has a stretched length of 0.170 m?2. An object with a mass of 2 kg moves under the spring force with a spring constant of k =5.65N/m. At one point in time, the object's speed is 4.75 m/s when the spring'sdisplacement from equilibrium is 1.557 m. What is the object's speed at a later time whenthe spring's displacement from equilibrium is 0.857 m?3. A spring has a characteristic of k=7.50N/m. If the spring's displacement is 0.550m fromits equilibrium position, what is the force that the spring exerts? Assume g= 9.80m/s2.4. A spring has a value of k=8.25N/m and is displaced from its original position by adistance of 0.150 m. What is the spring's potential energy?5. A spring with spring constant k=12.5N/m is hung vertically. A mass of 0.500 kg is thensuspended from the spring. Determine the displacement of the spring's end due to theweight of the 0.500 kg object.6. An object with a mass of 0.400 kg is lifted by a vertical distance of 0.450m in thegravitational field of the earth. Determine the change in the gravitational potential energy.7. The spring constant k=8.75N/m is hanging vertically from a rigid support. The mass of0.500 kg is put at the spring's end and supported by a hand at a point where the spring'sdisplacement is 0.250 m. Suddenly, the mass is released and allowed to fall. What is thespring's displacement from its equilibrium at the lowest position of the mass?

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