11. a) An underdamped oscillator with natural period 5 is subjected to sinusoidal forcing with period 2. Sketch a typical solution curve in a t-y coordinate system. b) An overdamped oscillator is subjected to sinusoidal forcing with period 2. Sketch a typical solution curve in a t-y coordinate system.

11. a) An underdamped oscillator with natural period 5 is subjected to sinusoidal forcing with period 2. Sketch a typical solution curve in a t-y coordinate system. b) An overdamped oscillator is subjected to sinusoidal forcing with period 2. Sketch a typical solution curve in a t-y coordinate system.

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