This answer needs to be 100 original please! My grade is at stake because of this experiment. I'm having a hard time conducting this experiment, finding the data and doing the calculations, please help, if I don't know well on this I will fail my class

the instructions for the lab is in

one of the pictures, you need a ruler and a 5 N spring scale

THERE IS NO ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, THE EXPERIMENT NEEDS TO BE DONE, FOLLOWING THE INSTRUCTIONS, THEN FILL IN TABLE 1 WITH THE COLLECTED DATA FROM THE EXPERIMENT ANSWER POST LAB QUESTION 1-4

INSTRUCTIONS ARE CLEAR

Lab 6 Work & Conservation of Energy PHY250L EXPERIMENT 1: BALANCING CENTRIPETAL FORCE Data Table Table 1. Spring Scale Force Data Force (N) A Distance, Ax Distance, x (m) ForceAverage (N) Work (J) (m) 0 Click here to Click here to 0.01 enter text. enter text. Click here to 0.01 enter text. Click here to 0.01 Click here to enter text. enter text. Click here to 0.02 enter text. Click here to 0.01 Click here to enter text. enter text. Click here to 0.03 enter text. Click here to 0.01 Click here to enter text. enter text. Click here to 0.04 enter text. Click here to 0.01 Click here to enter text. enter text. Click here to 0.05 enter text. FOCLabware Ruler 5 N Spring Scale EXPERIMENT 1: WORK DONE BY A SPRING In this experiment you will investigate the work done by a spring. PROCEDURE [:1 1. Zero the 5 N spring scale. D 2. Lay the ruler on the table D 3. Using the spring inside of the spring scale as a reference point, line up the end of the spring closest to the hooked end of the scale to the 0 cm mark on the ruler. Make sure the Newton scale is visible so you will be able to make measurements. D4. Pull the spring scale until the internal spring is stretched to the 1 cm mark on the ruler. Record the force reading on the spring scale in Table 1. [j 5. Repeat Step 3 for stretching distances of 2, 3, 4, and 5 cm. Note: You will complete Table 1 in the PostLab Questions section. AaBbCcDdE AABBCC AaBbCcDd Normal Heading 1 Heading 2 Styles Pane Lab 6 Work & Conservation of Energy PHY250L Post-Lab Questions 1. Create a Force versus Displacement (stretch) graph. Handwrite your name next to your graph. 2. Using the result of Pre-Lab Question 1, calculate the work done by the spring. Click here to enter text. . The work done by the spring can be broken down by the work done by each 1 cm stretch. Fill in the rest of Table 1 to calculate the average force applied by the spring over each 1 cm stretch. Click here to enter text. 4. Calculate the work done in each segment and determine the total work done by adding all of the segments together. How does this compare to the work done by the spring calculated in Post-Lab Question 2