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- Consider the single degree of freedom system in figure below:
- Make the correct selection: The system above is:
(A) Undamped (B) Underdamped (C) Critically damped (D) Overdamped
Also determine the following:
Also determine the following:
- Draw the Free-Body-Diagram (FBD) of the mass.
- Calculate the numerical value of the system’s natural frequency.
- Derive the equation-of-motion (EOM) using method of undetermined coefficients.
- Calculate the response of the system assuming it is initially at rest.
- Calculate the response of the system assuming it has an initial displacement of 0.05 m and starting from rest.
- Calculate the numerical value of the mass normalized force.
- Write the equation of motion above as a set of first-order ODE’s
- Write the first-order ODE’s in state-space form
- Write a Matlab code -using ODE45- to simulate (solve and plot) the system response above for part (f).

Transcribed Image Text:1- Consider the single degree of freedom system in figure below:
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2,000 N/m
100 kg
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10 sin 10t N
mä(t) + kx(t) = 10 sin (10t)
(a) Make the correct selection: The system above is:
(A) Undamped
Also determine the following:
Also determine the following:
(b) Draw the Free-Body-Diagram (FBD) of the mass.
(c) Calculate the numerical value of the system's natural frequency.
(d) Derive the equation-of-motion (EOM) using method of undetermined coefficients.
(B) Underdamped (C) Critically damped
(D) Overdamped
(e) Calculate the response of the system assuming it is initially at rest.
(f) Calculate the response of the system assuming it has an initial displacement of 0.05 m
and starting from rest.
(g) Calculate the numerical value of the mass normalized force.
(h) Write the equation of motion above as a set of first-order ODE's
(i) Write the first-order ODE's in state-space form
(i) Write a Matlab code-using ODE45- to simulate (solve and plot) the system response
above for part (f).
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