2. An auxiliary system consisting of a block of mass m2, is connected to the primary system shown in the figure below by a spring of stiffness k2 ,. The auxiliary system can be used as a vibration absorber if the parameters k2, and m2, are chosen correctly. Show that if k2 m2 then the steady-state amplitude of the primary system is zero. Foin ut

2. An auxiliary system consisting of a block of mass m2, is connected to the primary system shown in the figure below by a spring of stiffness k2 ,. The auxiliary system can be used as a vibration absorber if the parameters k2, and m2, are chosen correctly. Show that if k2 m2 then the steady-state amplitude of the primary system is zero. Foin ut

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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