MärkxsfH)Problem 1:A mass of 20 grams stretches a spring by 10/169 meters.(a) Find the spring constant k, the angular frequency w, as well as theperiod T and frequency f of free undamped motion for this spring-masssystem.(b) Find the general solution x(t) of the DE for the free spring-masssystem.(c) Suppose that an exterior force ofF(t) = 2.5 sin(12t) in Newtonsacts on the spring-mass system. Find the equation of motion (the solutionx(t)) of the system if the mass initially is at rest in its equilibrium position.

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