Physics, 27.09.2020 22:01 rafiamajd4537

Attach the mass to the spring. The spring will start oscillating up and down. (You can stop it by clicking on it when it is in the Resting Position, but you do not have to). Set the mass to 50 g and
measure the distance between the Unstretched Position (blue line) and the Resting Position
(Green Line) by using the ruler. Repeat after increasing the mass in 25 g increments till it reaches
the maximum available value. Fill up this data in Table 4.

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Attach the mass to the spring. The spring will start oscillating up and down. (You can stop it by c...