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You have a massless, ideal spring with an unknown spring constant ?. You hang the spring...

  1. You have a massless, ideal spring with an unknown spring constant ?. You hang the spring from the ceiling. You then attach a mass (? = 21.0 kg) to the spring, which causes it to fall a distance of 2.75 m before stopping immediately before hitting the floor.

    (a) What is ??
    (b) Graph gravitational potential energy versus the position of the mass above the floor. (c) Graph elastic potential energy versus the position of the mass above the floor.
    (d) Graph the kinetic energy of the mass versus the position of the mass above the floor.

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