8(s+5) Y(s) s'+10s +16s +40 vibration of the mass m caused by the displacement of the foundation, which is given as X(s) function has been obtained as Determine the steady state amplitude of y(t) = 0.01sin 5t (m). m C(s) R(s) ki Ge(s) G(s) k2

8(s+5) Y(s) s'+10s +16s +40 vibration of the mass m caused by the displacement of the foundation, which is given as X(s) function has been obtained as Determine the steady state amplitude of y(t) = 0.01sin 5t (m). m C(s) R(s) ki Ge(s) G(s) k2

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A machine of mass m is mounted on a vibration isolator as shown in Figure 1. Its transfer
X(s)
8(s+5)
s +10s2 +16s +40
vibration of the mass m caused by the displacement of the foundation, which is given as
function has been obtained as
Determine the steady state amplitude of
Y(s)
y(t) = 0.01sin 5t (m).
m
b
R(s)
C(s)
Ge(s)
G(s)
k2
y
Figure 1
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