Find what is the equation of the resulting motion

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A spring mass system has a mass of 1 kilogram, a spring constant of 6kg/sec², and a damping constant of 1kg/sec. If the mass is pulled 1 meter from equilibrium and released, find what is the equation of the resulting motion?

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