9. Solve the coupled oscillator system such that m₁ = m² = 1, k₁ = k3 = 9,k₂ = 8. Assume the first mass is pushed 2 units to the right of equilibrium and the 2nd 2 units to the left of equilibrium, with zero initial velocities. Describe the behavior of the motions of the masses at each of the nodes.

9. Solve the coupled oscillator system such that m₁ = m² = 1, k₁ = k3 = 9,k₂ = 8. Assume the first mass is pushed 2 units to the right of equilibrium and the 2nd 2 units to the left of equilibrium, with zero initial velocities. Describe the behavior of the motions of the masses at each of the nodes.

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