The following data is given for the spring-mass-damper system shown in Figure 1:• K1 = 250 N/m, K2 = 350 N/m• C1 =150 N/ (m/sec), C2 = 200 N/ (m/sec)• m= (25 + 24) kgDetemine:i. The undamped natural frequency.ii. The damping ratio.The damped natural frequency.iv. Response of the system x (t)for given initial conditions:xo = 0.005 m and vo = 5 m/sec.ii.x(t)k1k2mowmC1C2Figure 1

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i. The undamped natural frequency. The damping ratio. The damped natural frequency. Response of the system x (t)for given initial conditions: X0 = 0.005 m and vo = 5 m/sec. ii. iii. iv.

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