:For the system shown in Figure, find The system equation of motion in terms of 0 The system natural frequency, Wn The system damping factor, & The system natural damped frequency .The system response at t=1.2 sec

:For the system shown in Figure, find The system equation of motion in terms of 0 The system natural frequency, Wn The system damping factor, & The system natural damped frequency .The system response at t=1.2 sec

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r = 0.2 m

T = 20 sin 5t

:For the system shown in Figure, find
The system equation of motion in terms of 0
The system natural frequency, wn
The system damping factor, &
The system natural damped frequency
.The system response at t=1.2 sec
k2
Fim
T
k1
m
m=5 kg
k1=1000 N/m
k2=500 N/m
C=30 Ns/m

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