Q) The system show in Figure has a block weight= 20 N, stiffness = 2000 N/m, damped coefficient = 20 N.s/m, r=10 cm and I= 0.2 kg. m². The harmonic force is effected on the blocked mass with F(t)= F sin wt, where F= 100 N and w-10 rad/s. Find the equation of motion to the system, natural frequency, damped ratio and damped natural frequency.

Q) The system show in Figure has a block weight= 20 N, stiffness = 2000 N/m, damped coefficient = 20 N.s/m, r=10 cm and I= 0.2 kg. m². The harmonic force is effected on the blocked mass with F(t)= F sin wt, where F= 100 N and w-10 rad/s. Find the equation of motion to the system, natural frequency, damped ratio and damped natural frequency.

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