2. Find the steady state response of the system MX(t) + Kx(t) = f sint by (i) direct solution (using the impedance matrix), (ii) applying modal analysis, and compare your solutions. 40 M 10 0 20 0 0 00 0 10 30 -30 0 , K=10-30 . 0 - 38 -8,f= -8 88 0 10

2. Find the steady state response of the system MX(t) + Kx(t) = f sint by (i) direct solution (using the impedance matrix), (ii) applying modal analysis, and compare your solutions. 40 M 10 0 20 0 0 00 0 10 30 -30 0 , K=10-30 . 0 - 38 -8,f= -8 88 0 10

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Description: 2. Find the steady state response of the system Mx(t)+Kx(t) =f sint by (i) direct solution (using theimpedance matrix), (ii) applying modal analysis, and compare your solutions.[430-30M = 10| 0 20K = 10* -3038-8f = 010-88810

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