Given the equations of motion {x(t)} and mode shapes {u},and {u}2 where:10.00 0.0069.00 -44.00|{x(t}}+{x(t)}=0,0.00 6.00-44.00 44.000.80and {u}2=-0.75{u}1.Which of the following initial conditions excite the first mode of motion only.0.80%3D1.001.17{x,} =1.000.70{x,} =1.450.800.70

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Given the equations of motion {x(t)} and mode shapes {u}, and {u}2 where: 10.00 0.00 69.00 -44.00 0.00 6.00 {x(t)}+ {x(t)}=0, -44.00 44.00 0.80 and {u}2 1 -0.75 {u}1 Which of the following initial conditions excite the first mode of motion only. 0.80 {x} = {x,} = 1.00 1.17 {x,} = x) = 1.00 0.70 {x}= 1.45 0.80 {x} = 0.70

Given the equations of motion {x(t)} and mode shapes {u}, and {u}2 where: 10.00 0.00 69.00 -44.00 0.00 6.00 {x(t)}+ {x(t)}=0, -44.00 44.00 0.80 and {u}2 1 -0.75 {u}1 Which of the following initial conditions excite the first mode of motion only. 0.80 {x} = {x,} = 1.00 1.17 {x,} = x) = 1.00 0.70 {x}= 1.45 0.80 {x} = 0.70

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