In the mass-spring system, m is the mass, k is the spring constant, and b (not shown) is the friction constant between the mass and surface. The mass is subject to an external force f(t). Let us define y(t) as the displacement of the mass from its initial rest position. Determine the transfer function from f to y. y k f (t) m

In the mass-spring system, m is the mass, k is the spring constant, and b (not shown) is the friction constant between the mass and surface. The mass is subject to an external force f(t). Let us define y(t) as the displacement of the mass from its initial rest position. Determine the transfer function from f to y. y k f (t) m

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