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Explain in detail, please write legibly A 10.0N force will stretch a given spring by 10.0cm....

Explain in detail, please write legibly

A 10.0N force will stretch a given spring by 10.0cm. This spring is then suspended from the ceiling and a 250g mass is attached to the spring. The mass is pulled down 12.5cm and released

a. Write the equation for the position of this oscillating mass, assuming that at t=0, the mass is at its maximum height

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