2) If the under-damped spring mass system shown at right is subject to the force F(t)= Fe (e is the radial frequency of excitation), find the steady-state response of the system by the method of Laplace transformation.

2) If the under-damped spring mass system shown at right is subject to the force F(t)= Fe (e is the radial frequency of excitation), find the steady-state response of the system by the method of Laplace transformation.

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subject to the force F(t)= Fe (is the radial frequency
of excitation), find the steady-state response of the system by
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