Consider the mechanical system in Figure 1. Assume the system is in equilibrium. Let the states be defined as:1(t) = Fk, (t) - The force on spring k1.12(t) = ÿ1 (t) - The velocity of M1.• z3(t) = Fi(t) - The force on spring k2.• za(t) = ý2(t): The velocity of M2.M1M2Figure 1: Mechanical systemThe forces fi and f2 are the inputs to the system and the velocities ý, and y2, the outputs. Determine the followingstate space model for the system in terms of the masses, damping coefficients, spring constants and forces shownin Figure 1:x(t) = Ax(t) + Bu(t)%3Dy(t) = Cx(t) + Du(t)%3D

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