Please Answer Q1 (a) and (b) step-wise with detailed explanationsThanks in advance ? Q1 SHMAnswer step-wise with detailed explantions(a) A mass m = 400 g is attached to a constant spring elastic k. Thesystem oscillates with a maximum width of 3.5 cm and the motion doesrepeat every 0.2 s. Calculate frequency, angular frequency, velocitymaximum, the maximum value of the force exerted by the spring.(b) An oscillator is composed of a mass m = 1.5 kg, attached to a springof elastic constant k = 15 N/cm. The surface on which moves the massis smooth. The object, initially moved by 60 cm compared to the restposition has an initial speed of 10 m/s direct towards the equilibriumposition. Calculate: frequency, angular frequency, period of oscillationand mechanical energy of the system.

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(a) A mass m = 400 g is attached to a constant spring elastic k. The system oscillates with a maximum width of 3.5 cm and the motion does repeat every 0.2 s. Calculate frequency, angular frequency, velocity maximum, the maximum value of the force exerted by the spring.