Use graphing software to create a graph of Potential Energy on the vertical axis versus Applied Force on the horizontal axis for the spring with aspring constant of 100 N/m.Add the data for the other two sets of spring constants to the same graph with polynomial trendlines for each data set. Include a graph title andaxis titles with appropriate units.Data Table 4: EnergyDisplacement Applied Force (N)(m)Spring Constant 100 N/mSpring Potential Energy (J)0.200200.600601.000100-0.400-40-0.600-60Spring Constant 200 N/m0.200400.6001201.000200-0.400-80-0.600-120Spring Constant 350 N/m0.200700.6002101.000350-0.400-140-0.600-210過2.018508.0184361001636763175-0.400-600

Given Data:Python Code:import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import numpy as np # Data force_100 = [20,…

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