27 (1) - x(1) The roller cam in Fig. 3 imparts a periodic motion to the mass-spring system, as shown. Use the principle of superposition and (a)find the possible values of 7, (b) the response of the system m =1 kg, k = 100 N/m, Y = 0.2 m, and m=1kg, k = 100 N/m, Y = 0.2 m, µ= 0.1. Assume no initial conditions. The roller cam in Fig. 3 imparts a periodic motion to the mass-spring system, as shown. Use the principle of superposition and (a)find the possible values of E, (b) the response of the system m =1kg, k =100N m, Y = 0.2m,and m =1kg, k =100N m, Y = 0.2m, E= 0.1. Assume no initial conditions.

27 (1) - x(1) The roller cam in Fig. 3 imparts a periodic motion to the mass-spring system, as shown. Use the principle of superposition and (a)find the possible values of 7, (b) the response of the system m =1 kg, k = 100 N/m, Y = 0.2 m, and m=1kg, k = 100 N/m, Y = 0.2 m, µ= 0.1. Assume no initial conditions. The roller cam in Fig. 3 imparts a periodic motion to the mass-spring system, as shown. Use the principle of superposition and (a)find the possible values of E, (b) the response of the system m =1kg, k =100N m, Y = 0.2m,and m =1kg, k =100N m, Y = 0.2m, E= 0.1. Assume no initial conditions.

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The roller cam in Fig. 3 imparts a periodic motion to the mass-spring system, as shown. Use the
principle of superposition and (a)find the possible values of t, (b) the response of the system
m =1 kg, k =100 N/m, Y = 0.2 m, and m=1kg, k =100 N/m, Y = 0.2m, µ=0.1. Assume
no initial conditions.
The roller cam in Fig. 3 imparts a periodic motion to the
mass-spring system, as shown. Use the principle of
superposition and (a)find the possible values of E, (b)
the response of the system m =1kg, k =100N m, Y =
0.2m,and m =1kg, k =100N m, Y = 0.2m, E = 0.1.
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Assume no initial conditions.

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