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1. ar the single-dogreo-of-freedom uechnnien). shown in the figuro: l determine the governing equations of uotion; b) what are the damping ratio nd un- damped natural froqueney of this sys- tem; s) find the response.of the systan a(t) subject to the initial condition9 x(0) = ro, (0) = 0, = ), nen n = 1 kg, b = 12 (N • 8)/11, and k:. mu N/m. Assume the pulloy is massless anil riert the effects of gravity.

1. ar the single-dogreo-of-freedom uechnnien). shown in the figuro: l determine the governing equations of uotion; b) what are the damping ratio nd un- damped natural froqueney of this sys- tem; s) find the response.of the systan a(t) subject to the initial condition9 x(0) = ro, (0) = 0, = ), nen n = 1 kg, b = 12 (N • 8)/11, and k:. mu N/m. Assume the pulloy is massless anil riert the effects of gravity.

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