20 2 kg 0.3 m 13000 N/m 40.2m- 9 kg 9000 N/m B. Ceq = C/2 • Keg =, Meg = • Solving for on: keq wn = meq wn • For General Solution: x(t) = (A + Bt) e wnt x(t) =. For Particular Solution using the initial conditions vo= 0 m/s and x,= 10 mm x(t) = [xo + (vo + wnx,)t]e=wnt x(t): %3D x(t) = 11.547e17.0785t cos (29.5808t – 0.5236)

20 2 kg 0.3 m 13000 N/m 40.2m- 9 kg 9000 N/m B. Ceq = C/2 • Keg =, Meg = • Solving for on: keq wn = meq wn • For General Solution: x(t) = (A + Bt) e wnt x(t) =. For Particular Solution using the initial conditions vo= 0 m/s and x,= 10 mm x(t) = [xo + (vo + wnx,)t]e=wnt x(t): %3D x(t) = 11.547e17.0785t cos (29.5808t – 0.5236)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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