At one instant, a mass (m = 1.3 kg) is at the location < 0.22, -0.35, 0 > m and attached to one end of a spring with a spring stiffness kg = 60 N/m and a relaxed length Lo = 0.22 m. The origin is located wherethe other end of the spring attaches to the ceiling.(a) Determine the force acting on the mass due to the spring.= <11.4X > Nspring(b) Determine the net vector force actingthe mass.net = <6.15> N

Given,m = 1.3 kg0.22, -0.35, 0ks = 60 N/mLo = 0.22

At one instant, a mass (m = 1.3 kg) is at the location < 0.22, -0.35, 0 > m and attached to one end of a spring with a spring stiffness ks = 60 N/m and a relaxed length Lo = 0.22 m. The origin is located whe the other end of the spring attaches to the ceiling.

At one instant, a mass (m = 1.3 kg) is at the location < 0.22, -0.35, 0 > m and attached to one end of a spring with a spring stiffness ks = 60 N/m and a relaxed length Lo = 0.22 m. The origin is located whe the other end of the spring attaches to the ceiling.

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At one instant, a mass (m = 1.3 kg) is at the location < 0.22, -0.35, 0 > m and attached to one end of a spring with a spring stiffness kg = 60 N/m and a relaxed length Lo = 0.22 m. The origin is located where
the other end of the spring attaches to the ceiling.
(a) Determine the force acting on the mass due to the spring.
= <11.4
X > N
spring
(b) Determine the net vector force acting
the mass.
net = <6.15
> N

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