Task 2External ForceDamperDampermassmassm M m WWASmooth Surface wNo FrictionSpringSpringConsider the above spring-mass-damper system. Let the mass m=1 kg, spring stiffness k= 1 N/m anddamping coefficient b = 1 N.s/m.(a) What is the number of degrees of freedom?(b) If the damping coefficient, b, is zero and he external force is At) = sint, find the steady state positionamplitude for the two masses.

a. Two degree of freedom. because two variables are required to define system. i.e. W and Z

mass mass m WWA Smooth Surface w No Friction Spring Spring sider the above spring-mass-damper system. Let the mass m = 1 kg, spring stiffness k= 1 N/m and aping coefficient b = 1 N.s/m. What is the number of degrees of freedom? If the damping coefficient, b, is zero and he external force is At) = şint, find the steady state positic for TO mo g00

mass mass m WWA Smooth Surface w No Friction Spring Spring sider the above spring-mass-damper system. Let the mass m = 1 kg, spring stiffness k= 1 N/m and aping coefficient b = 1 N.s/m. What is the number of degrees of freedom? If the damping coefficient, b, is zero and he external force is At) = şint, find the steady state positic for TO mo g00

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