Page 2 of 2The following diagram applies to problem 3.HmK3. Assume the mass has a velocity of 35 m/s in downhill direction when it reaches spring. Assumethere is no friction for this problem. Develop an EXCEL file that plots the distance travelled in Xdirection versus velocity of mass in X direction until the mass stops. (Distance X should be onhorizontal axis and velocity should be on vertical axis). The following data set applies.m= 50 kgK= 100 N/meterThe following 3 problems (problems 4 through 6) do not involve use of EXCEL. They should be solved bypencil and paper and a calculator and all work must be shown in detail.4. For the condition of problem 1, calculate mass velocity in D direction after 20 meters.5. For the condition of problem 2, calculate mass velocity in D direction after 20 meters of travel inD direction.6. For the condition of problem 3, calculate mass velocity in X direction at the moment the springhas deflected 4 meters.

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Assume the mass has a velocity of 35 m/s in downhill direction when it reaches spring. Assume there is no friction for this problem. Develop an EXCEL file that plots the distance travelled in X direction versus velocity of mass in X direction until the mass stops. (Distance X should be on

Assume the mass has a velocity of 35 m/s in downhill direction when it reaches spring. Assume there is no friction for this problem. Develop an EXCEL file that plots the distance travelled in X direction versus velocity of mass in X direction until the mass stops. (Distance X should be on

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