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An object has a mass of 2 Kg. It is attached to a spring that has...

An object has a mass of 2 Kg. It is attached to a spring that has a constant of K=10 N/m and also a damping force of 4 times the velocity. The object begins at 1 m below equilibrium and has a beginning velocity of 1 m/s toward equilibrium( upward) . Solve for the position x(t). Is the spring overdamped, underdamped or critically damped?

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