2. The base of a spring-mass system, with Coulomb damping, is connected to the slider-crank mechanism shown in Figure (P3.2). Determine the response (natural frequency, damping ratio) of the system for a coefficient of friction between the mass and the surface by approximating the motion y(t) as a series of harmonic functions for and o = 100 rad/s. Discuss the limitations of your solution. m = 1 kg, k = 100 N/m, r= 10 %3D %3D cm, 1= 1 m, µ = 0.1, %3D

2. The base of a spring-mass system, with Coulomb damping, is connected to the slider-crank mechanism shown in Figure (P3.2). Determine the response (natural frequency, damping ratio) of the system for a coefficient of friction between the mass and the surface by approximating the motion y(t) as a series of harmonic functions for and o = 100 rad/s. Discuss the limitations of your solution. m = 1 kg, k = 100 N/m, r= 10 %3D %3D cm, 1= 1 m, µ = 0.1, %3D

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