Problem 1: Assume that two variable forces F₁ and F₂ are being applied to the following masses m, and m₂, respectively. Derive the system of differential equations describing the straight-line horizontal motion of the coupled springs shown in equilibrium shown in the figure. Solve the system when ki = 1, k2=1, k3= 1, mi = 1, m2= 1, C₁ = 0, c2=0, c3 = 0 and xi (0)=0, x'i(0) = -1, x2(0)=0, x'2(0) = 1. (Note: Assume that the system vibrates free without any periodic driven load, F₁-F:-0) x₁(1) *₂(1) -F₂(0) k₂ m₁ F.(0) m₂

Problem 1: Assume that two variable forces F₁ and F₂ are being applied to the following masses m, and m₂, respectively. Derive the system of differential equations describing the straight-line horizontal motion of the coupled springs shown in equilibrium shown in the figure. Solve the system when ki = 1, k2=1, k3= 1, mi = 1, m2= 1, C₁ = 0, c2=0, c3 = 0 and xi (0)=0, x'i(0) = -1, x2(0)=0, x'2(0) = 1. (Note: Assume that the system vibrates free without any periodic driven load, F₁-F:-0) x₁(1) *₂(1) -F₂(0) k₂ m₁ F.(0) m₂

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