A vehicle suspension system is idealized as a damper-spring-mass system,assuming natural frequency of 0.5Hz and damping coefficient 0.2. Suppose thatthe vehicle moves at speed V over a road with undulation similar to sinusoidalwave. Assume the undulation wavelength is 1000cm, and its height is 20cm. Atwhat speed does the maximum amplitude of vibration occur, and what is thecorresponding vibration amplitude?

An oscillation that fades away with time is referred to as a damped oscillation. A swinging pendulum…

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