P.S: answer the question and plot 4 separate graphs Question 1:A) Plot the forced-undamped vibration response of a spring-mass system given by Eq. (3.13),page 265 of the Book, for the following sets of data:Set 1: 8stSet 2: 8stSet 3: 8st= 0.17 m, w = 6.1,wn = 7.6 r/s, x₁ = 0.11 m, x = 0.7 m/s= 0.17 m, w ==0.17 m, w = 7.7,wn = 7.6½, x₁ = 0.11 m, x = 0.7 m/sSet 4: 8st = 0.17 m, w = 7.6 r/s, wn = 7.6 r/s, xo = 0.11 m, x₁ = 0.7 m/s7.3 r/s, wn = 7.6 r/s, xo = 0.11 m, xo = 0.7 m/sx(t) = xo cos wnt +xo@nsin wnt + stB) Analyze and discuss the results.COS wt1cos @ntWWn(3.13)

Given data: Find: (a) Plot the forced-undamped vibration response of a spring-mass system (b)…

A) Plot the page 265 of the Book, for the following sets of data: Set 1: 8st Set 2: 8st Set 3: 8st forced-undamped vibration response of a spring-mass system given by Eq. (3.13), Set 4: 8st = 0.17 m, w = 6.1,wn = 7.6 r/s, x₁ = 0.11 m, x₁ = 0.7 m/s = 0.17 m, w = 7.3 r/s, wn = 7.6 r/s, xo = 0.11 m, xo = 0.7 m/s = 0.17 m, w = 7.7,wn = 7.6, xo = = 0.17 m, w = 7.6 r/s, wn x(t) = xo cos wnt + xo Wn = B) Analyze and discuss the results. sin wnt + Est 0.11 m, xo = 0.7 m/s 7.6 r/s, xo = COS wt 0.11 m, xo = 0.7 m/s cos @nt 2 W Wn (3.13)

A) Plot the page 265 of the Book, for the following sets of data: Set 1: 8st Set 2: 8st Set 3: 8st forced-undamped vibration response of a spring-mass system given by Eq. (3.13), Set 4: 8st = 0.17 m, w = 6.1,wn = 7.6 r/s, x₁ = 0.11 m, x₁ = 0.7 m/s = 0.17 m, w = 7.3 r/s, wn = 7.6 r/s, xo = 0.11 m, xo = 0.7 m/s = 0.17 m, w = 7.7,wn = 7.6, xo = = 0.17 m, w = 7.6 r/s, wn x(t) = xo cos wnt + xo Wn = B) Analyze and discuss the results. sin wnt + Est 0.11 m, xo = 0.7 m/s 7.6 r/s, xo = COS wt 0.11 m, xo = 0.7 m/s cos @nt 2 W Wn (3.13)

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