Part 3: Energy of Oscillations This part of the lab will cover the concept of conservation of energy for an oscillating

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Part 3: Energy of Oscillations This part of the lab will cover the concept of conservation of energy for an oscillating

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Part 3: Energy of Oscillations
This part of the lab will cover the concept of conservation of energy for an oscillating mass on a spring. Specifically students will create a Kinetic Energy versus time graph, a Potential Energy versus time graph, and a Total Energy versus time graph.
Etotal=60 J, KE=46 J, PEelas=14 J
e. ____________(12 points) Plot and insert a graph of Etotal, KE, and PEelas for one period. Choose enough data points to make the shape the of the graph clear.
Insert Graph Here
f. ____________(8 points) Using your graphs, answer the following questions
At what location of the object is KE a maximum?
At what location of the object is KE zero?
At what location of the object is PEelas a maximum?
At what location of the object is PEelaszero?
Can someone please help me answer this. I have provided the variables below.
mass=200
amplitude=0
spring constant= 3
at one period in time:
Etotal= 22 J
KE= 16 J
PEelas = 7 J
need graph and last questions all answered thank u (:
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