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As the mass oscillates on the spring (vertically), at what point is the velocity of the...

As the mass oscillates on the spring (vertically), at what point is the velocity of the mass minimum? At which point is the acceleration minimum? Consider the effect of gravity in your answers and explain carefully.

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