Q5) The translational problem shown below has a linear and a nonlinear spring andis subjected to the applied force fa(t).a) Show that the nonlinear model is 2* + 6x + 3x + x² = fa(t).b) Solve for the operating point x0 when fa(t),= 10 N (assuming that x > 0).AX(s)c) Derive the linearized model and associated transfer function G(s) =A Fa(s)M=2kgfa(t)f:(x)= x² NB=6 N s/mKj= 3 N/mQ6) The nonlinear resistor in the circuit shown obeys the equation Vr = 2 i30.5 HVin(t)VR = 210.5i+3i+2i = v,(1).a) Show that the nonlinear model isb) Solve for the operating point io when vino = 22 volts.ΔΙ(s)c) Derive the linearized model and associated transfer function G(s)AV in(s)

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