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"A 350g mass is suspended from your spring and allowed to reach the equilibrium position. Then you pull the mass down 3 cm further and release it. What would be the resultant force on the mass at the moment of release?" I know that what I need to do is find the force, but I'm not sure how I should do that. If someone could walk me through this problem, I'd really appreciate it.
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|dw:1425083145906:dw| what are the contact forces at this point? So you need to know an extra information about the k constant for that spring.
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