### Spring and Mass System Analysis#### DescriptionAn object of mass \( m \) is connected to a spring on a frictionless surface in two configurations:1. **Initial Configuration (i)**: The mass \( m \) is at rest on a horizontal surface. The spring is extended to an initial length \( L_0 \).2. **Final Configuration (f)**: The surface is tilted at an angle \( \theta \), and the mass \( m \) is again at rest. The spring now has a length \( L \).#### Problem StatementThe task is to determine the spring constant \( k \) of the spring, given the following parameters:- \( m \) = mass of the object- \( g \) = acceleration due to gravity- \( \theta \) = angle of inclination- \( L_0 \) = initial spring length- \( L \) = final spring length#### Diagrams- **Initial Diagram (i)**: Depicts a mass \( m \) on a horizontal frictionless surface connected to a spring. The spring is shown in its initial extended state.- **Final Diagram (f)**: Shows the surface inclined at an angle \( \theta \). Arrows indicate the forces and directions on the inclined plane. The mass \( m \) remains at rest, implying a new balance of forces. This setup leads to a new equilibrium position where the gravitational component along the incline and the force by the spring are balanced.#### AimUsing the given parameters and understanding of force equilibrium, solve for the spring constant \( k \). This involves applying concepts of physics related to inclined planes, spring force, and equilibrium.

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