bolt joined to the other end, which is free to move. The mass of this system is about 49.2 x 10 kg. The spring stiffness is measured to be 0.8578 kN/m. Assume that the spring is oriented along the direction of gravity, determine the maximum velocity of the response if the spring is initially deflected with 10 mm and the initial velocity was nearly zero. The velocity is governed by v(t) = wnAcos(wnt + o) Select one: O 1608 mm/s 1584 mm/s 1360 mm/s 1320 mm/s

bolt joined to the other end, which is free to move. The mass of this system is about 49.2 x 10 kg. The spring stiffness is measured to be 0.8578 kN/m. Assume that the spring is oriented along the direction of gravity, determine the maximum velocity of the response if the spring is initially deflected with 10 mm and the initial velocity was nearly zero. The velocity is governed by v(t) = wnAcos(wnt + o) Select one: O 1608 mm/s 1584 mm/s 1360 mm/s 1320 mm/s

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Description: A spring possessing an average length of about 30 x 10m long, joined to a stationary ground so that it is fixed at the point of contact, with a 12 x 10-mbolt joined to the other end, which is free to move. The mass of this system is about 49.2 x 10

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