In your responses, round numerical values to three decimal places. For the given values of m, b, k, and forcing f(t), find the amplitude of the long-term motion (i.e., neglecting the transient part of the solution) of mx" + bx' + kx = f(t) . m = 8, b = 17.6, k = 242, f(t) = 16 cos(5 t) R = d 1.3127 For the forcing f(t)=cos(w t) , what value of the driving frequency maximizes the long-term amplitude? w = 5 5.2754

In your responses, round numerical values to three decimal places. For the given values of m, b, k, and forcing f(t), find the amplitude of the long-term motion (i.e., neglecting the transient part of the solution) of mx" + bx' + kx = f(t) . m = 8, b = 17.6, k = 242, f(t) = 16 cos(5 t) R = d 1.3127 For the forcing f(t)=cos(w t) , what value of the driving frequency maximizes the long-term amplitude? w = 5 5.2754

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Chapter3: Oscillations

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