x(1)1 N/m1 kg1 N-s/m1 kgFrictionless"FiguThe transfer functionwhere X2(s) is the outputand the force F(s) is theinput isX,(s)T(s) =-F(s)s+1a.s'+s? +s+1X,(s)b. T(s)=F(s)s+1s' + 2s + 2s? +s+1s+1X,(s)c. T(s)=F(s)s + 2s³ + 2s?X,(s)d. T(s)=-F(s)s+12s3+ 2s +s+1Select one:a. ab. dС. bd. c

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1 N/m 1 kg 1 N-s/m 1 kg Frictionless The transfer function where X2(s) is the output and the force F(s) is the input is s+1 X,(s) а. Т(s) 3D F(s) s' +s? +s+1 s+1 X,(s) b. T(s)= F(s) s' + 2s³ + 2s² +s+1 X,(s) c. T(s)= F(s) s+1 s +2s³ + 2s² X,(s) s+1 d. T(s)= %3D F(s) 2s +2s +s+1 Select one: a. a b. d c. b SRUN d. c HINADAM

1 N/m 1 kg 1 N-s/m 1 kg Frictionless The transfer function where X2(s) is the output and the force F(s) is the input is s+1 X,(s) а. Т(s) 3D F(s) s' +s? +s+1 s+1 X,(s) b. T(s)= F(s) s' + 2s³ + 2s² +s+1 X,(s) c. T(s)= F(s) s+1 s +2s³ + 2s² X,(s) s+1 d. T(s)= %3D F(s) 2s +2s +s+1 Select one: a. a b. d c. b SRUN d. c HINADAM

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