Ql: (Section A) Considering single degree undamped vibration system andNewton's equation as follow: më +kx=0; find the solution of the displacementequation [(t)=C1etw,i+C2e¬i®„'] for the case with:-iwWn = 2 rad/s, x (0) = 1 mm, and x(0) = V5 mm/s.

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Ql: (Section A) Considering single degree undamped vibration system and Newton's equation as follow: mä +kx=0; find the solution of the displacement equation [(t)=Ciet,i+Cze¬i®] for the case with: Wn = 2 rad/s, x (0) = 1 mm, and x(0) = V5 mm/s. %3D %3!

Ql: (Section A) Considering single degree undamped vibration system and Newton's equation as follow: mä +kx=0; find the solution of the displacement equation [(t)=Ciet,i+Cze¬i®] for the case with: Wn = 2 rad/s, x (0) = 1 mm, and x(0) = V5 mm/s. %3D %3!

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Ql: (Section A) Considering single degree undamped vibration system and
Newton's equation as follow: më +kx=0; find the solution of the displacement
equation [(t)=C1etw,i+C2e¬i®„'] for the case with:
-iw
Wn = 2 rad/s, x (0) = 1 mm, and x(0) = V5 mm/s.

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