[28] An undamped spring-mass system has a mass that weighs 48 lb and a spring constant 0.5 lb/in. The mass is suddenly set in motion at t = 0 by an external force of 3 cos(2t) lb. Assume that the gravitational acceleration is g = 32 ft/s². Find the position of mass as a function of time t. [28] y(t) = 6t sin(2t) in, or, equivalently, y(t) = t sin(2t) ft

[28] An undamped spring-mass system has a mass that weighs 48 lb and a spring constant 0.5 lb/in. The mass is suddenly set in motion at t = 0 by an external force of 3 cos(2t) lb. Assume that the gravitational acceleration is g = 32 ft/s². Find the position of mass as a function of time t. [28] y(t) = 6t sin(2t) in, or, equivalently, y(t) = t sin(2t) ft

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