An automobile suspension system is critically damped, and its period of free oscillation with no damping is 1 s. If the system is initially displaced by an amount and released with zero initial velocity (at t = 0; x(0) =x, and v(0) = 0) a- Determine the value of the angular frequency of free oscillation with no damping. (wo = ??) b- Deduce the value of friction factor (g =??) Write the expression of position as a function of time of the system, if the system is critically c- damped. (x(1) = ??) d- Deduce the expression of the velocity of the system. (v(t) = ??)

An automobile suspension system is critically damped, and its period of free oscillation with no damping is 1 s. If the system is initially displaced by an amount and released with zero initial velocity (at t = 0; x(0) =x, and v(0) = 0) a- Determine the value of the angular frequency of free oscillation with no damping. (wo = ??) b- Deduce the value of friction factor (g =??) Write the expression of position as a function of time of the system, if the system is critically c- damped. (x(1) = ??) d- Deduce the expression of the velocity of the system. (v(t) = ??)

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Chapter11: Dynamics Of Rigid Bodies

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