Given the equations of motion {x(t)} and modeshapes {u}, and {u}, where:6.00 0.0076.00 -36.00|{x(t)}+{x(t)} = 00.00 4.00-36.00 36.000.64and {u}, =1-1.05{u}, =%3DWhich of the following initial conditions excite thefirst mode of motion only.0.32{x,} =1.00None0.64{x}=1.000.64{x,1.201.20{x,} =1.20

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Given the equations of motion {x(t)} and mode shapes {u}, and {u}, where: 6.00 0.00 76.00 -36.00 |{x(t)}+ {x(t)} = 0 0.00 4.00 -36.00 36.00 0.64 and {u}2 = 1 -1.05 {u}, = %3D 1 Which of the following initial conditions excite the first mode of motion only. 0.32 {x} = 1.00 None 0.64 {x}= 1.00 0.64 {x} = 1.20 1.20 {x} = 1.20

Given the equations of motion {x(t)} and mode shapes {u}, and {u}, where: 6.00 0.00 76.00 -36.00 |{x(t)}+ {x(t)} = 0 0.00 4.00 -36.00 36.00 0.64 and {u}2 = 1 -1.05 {u}, = %3D 1 Which of the following initial conditions excite the first mode of motion only. 0.32 {x} = 1.00 None 0.64 {x}= 1.00 0.64 {x} = 1.20 1.20 {x} = 1.20

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