Task 1:A mechanical system is shown in the figure below. This system consists of a damper (b), spring (k)and mass (m). A force f(t) can be applied on this system in order to move the mass a specific distancevalue (x). This system is governed by the following three equations:d²x(t)f₁(t) = mdt²f₂(t) = bdx(t)dtf3 (t) = kxbmF (i)Formulate a differential equation to express the previous system (apply Newton's SecondLaw)(ii)If m=2, b=1, and k=6, solve this second order differential equation assuming homogeneouscase (f(t)=0).(iii)If someone applied a force f(t)= 2 N (starting at t=0) to the previous system, solve thisnonhomogeneous second order differential equation.

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Law) i) If m=2, b=1, and k=6, solve this second order differential equation assuming homogeneous case (f(t)=0). ii) If someone applied a force f(t)= 2 N (starting at t=0) to the previous system, solve this nonhomogeneous second order differential equation.

Law) i) If m=2, b=1, and k=6, solve this second order differential equation assuming homogeneous case (f(t)=0). ii) If someone applied a force f(t)= 2 N (starting at t=0) to the previous system, solve this nonhomogeneous second order differential equation.

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