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ball bearing of mass 100 kg is sitting on top of two springs of equal length,...

ball bearing of mass 100 kg is sitting on top of two springs of equal length, which are placed inside each other to form a single column. One spring has a spring constant of 150 n/m and the second spring has a spring constant of 180 N/m. If both springs are compressed 0.2000 m, determine the vertical displacement of the ball bearing above the equilibrium position of the two springs. Show final variable equation and answer in the units of metres

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