2.3 Figure P2.3 shows a mechanical system driven by the displacement of the left end, xin(t), which could be supplied by a rotating cam and follower. When displacements xin(t) = 0 and x = 0, the spring k is neither compressed nor stretched. Derive the mathematical model of the mechanical system. Xin(1) k www X O m b

2.3 Figure P2.3 shows a mechanical system driven by the displacement of the left end, xin(t), which could be supplied by a rotating cam and follower. When displacements xin(t) = 0 and x = 0, the spring k is neither compressed nor stretched. Derive the mathematical model of the mechanical system. Xin(1) k www X O m b

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