Problem 2: An object of mass M is hanging from a spring (with I_o =0 and a springconstant k). There is a constant force from the wind, F_wind, blowing to the right,so the mass is initially at rest, but hanging at an angle Theta from the verticalbecause of the presence of the wind. Suddenly, spring breaks, and the mass dropsunder the influence of F_wind (note F_air and F_wind are the same constantvector!) and its weight. If the object (in equilibrium before the spring breaks) is aheight H above the ground, how far laterally (in the direction of the wind) does theobject hit the ground, L (given theta, k, M, g, H)?

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