3.21. What is the amplitude of steady-state oscillation of the 30-kg block of the system ofFig.2000 sin 100 N4 x 106 N/m40 kg10-½ = 3 kg - m?cm20 cm30 kg2700 N·s/mFIGURE P3.21X = 1.52 mm

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3.21. What is the amplitude of steady-state oscillation of the 30-kg block of the system of Fig. 2000 sin 100t N 4 x 106 N/m 40 kg 10 cm 20 cm ½ = 3 kg - m² 30 kg 2700 N s/m FIGURE P3.21 X = 1.52 mm

3.21. What is the amplitude of steady-state oscillation of the 30-kg block of the system of Fig. 2000 sin 100t N 4 x 106 N/m 40 kg 10 cm 20 cm ½ = 3 kg - m² 30 kg 2700 N s/m FIGURE P3.21 X = 1.52 mm

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3.21. What is the amplitude of steady-state oscillation of the 30-kg block of the system of
Fig.
2000 sin 100 N
4 x 106 N/m
40 kg
10
-½ = 3 kg - m?
cm
20 cm
30 kg
2700 N·s/m
FIGURE P3.21
X = 1.52 mm

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