Make two pictures for the spring. Make one before used to spend an object, and one after an object is suspended and the spring is at rest. Draw a coordinate system. On each picture label to position where the spring is unstretched or compressed, the distance from the unstretched or compress position to the stretched or compress position, the mass of the object, in the spring constant.

Make two pictures for the spring. Make one before used to spend an object, and one after an object is suspended and the spring is at rest. Draw a coordinate system. On each picture label to position where the spring is unstretched or compressed, the distance from the unstretched or compress position to the stretched or compress position, the mass of the object, in the spring constant.

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