You have a prototype Slinky with a lump ofcoal at the end. This forms a dampedspring-mass system. Assuming the usualunits you may suppose the mass of the coalm=1, k=3, and the damping constant b =1.Write down an ODE that models the behaviorof this system.If you stretch the spring 1 meter and let it gowith no initial velocity, determine the positionof the mass after t seconds.At t=4 seconds you whack the mass with agiant candy cane imparting 5 units ofimpulse. Keeping the same system and thesame initial conditions, now determine theposition of the mass aftert seconds.PLEASE ANSWER THE LAST QUESTION.(At t=4 seconds you whack the mass with agiant candy cane imparting 5 units ofimpulse. Keeping the same system and thesame initial conditions, now determine theposition of the mass after t seconds.)

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