Plz give a short answer to these three questions 1- The spring is characterized by the spring constant, moreover, the force per displacement. How is the slope related to the spring constant ? 2- How is the last column in the Table 4 related to the spring constant ? What if we average the values of last column in Table 4? Explain your answers.What is the meaning y-intercept ? Do you understand why it is always better use y=mx+b as opposed to y=mx in performing a curve fit ? Plz just give me a small answer to each one you20.01Part 2: Graphical Analysis of DataFor many spring-mass systems, the amount a spring stretches when it suspends a mass is proportional to theamount of mass supported by the spring. This is called Hooke's law. We will test that here.Un -0.004Directions: Suspend a hanger on a spring and record the position of the bottom of the hanger. Add a knownmass to the hanger and record the position of the hanger and calculate the displacement of the spring.WATCH SIG. FIGS.!FORE15.0325.0435.06Mass(grams)5Initial Position of Hanger: 37.2cmTable 4- Mass vs. Displacement45.07.65.1285.171105.111110.31115.361Position (cm)37-839140.441.642.895.648.451131.9Displacement Mass/Position(cm)0.51.9३.२५.५5.68.413.914.715.3y-intercept=_(grams/cm)B7.9CS Scanned with CamScannerSD:un= 0.00047.88.08.02.87.602.567.507.60Analysis1. Plot mass of spring versus displacement of spring (y vs. x). Perform a fit using y=mx+b and correctlyreport the slope and y-intercept. Copy and paste the graph below. Don't forget a figure caption.Slope=Displacement

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Plz give a short answer to these three questions 1- The spring is characterized by the spring constant, moreover, the force per displacement. How is the slope related to the spring constant ? 2- How is the last column in the Table 4 related to the spring constant ? What if we average the values of last column in Table 4? Explain your answers. What is the meaning y-intercept ? Do you understand why it is always better use y=mx+b as opposed to y=mx in performing a curve fit ? Plz just give me a small answer to each one

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Part 2: Graphical Analysis of Data
For many spring-mass systems, the amount a spring stretches when it suspends a mass is proportional to the
amount of mass supported by the spring. This is called Hooke's law. We will test that here.
Un -0.004
Directions: Suspend a hanger on a spring and record the position of the bottom of the hanger. Add a known
mass to the hanger and record the position of the hanger and calculate the displacement of the spring.
WATCH SIG. FIGS.!
FORE
15.03
25.04
35.06
Mass
(grams)
5
Initial Position of Hanger: 37.2cm
Table 4- Mass vs. Displacement
45.07.
65.12
85.171
105.111
110.31
115.361
Position (cm)
37-8
391
40.4
41.6
42.8
95.6
48.4
511
31.9
Displacement Mass/Position
(cm)
0.5
1.9
३.२
५.५
5.6
8.4
13.9
14.7
15.3
y-intercept=_
(grams/cm)
B
7.9
CS Scanned with CamScanner
SD:
un= 0.0004
7.8
8.0
8.0
2.8
7.60
2.56
7.50
7.60
Analysis
1. Plot mass of spring versus displacement of spring (y vs. x). Perform a fit using y=mx+b and correctly
report the slope and y-intercept. Copy and paste the graph below. Don't forget a figure caption.
Slope=
Displacement

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Hook;s law: In accordance with Hooke's law, a principle of elasticity, for relatively minor deformations of an object, the displacement or size of the deformation is directly proportional to the deforming force or load

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