A block of mass m = 600 g is attached to a horizontal spring with a springconstant of k = 3.6 N m¹. When it is in motion, the system is damped by a forceFdamp = -4.2x (SI units).At time t = 0, the block is pulled out to a position x(0) = -20 cm relative to itsequilibrium, and set in motion with a velocity (0) = -1.3 m s¯¹. Find the displacementand the velocity of the block as functions of time thereafter.

The displacement is given by x=(−0.5exp(−t)+0.3exp(−6t))(S.I units)And the velocity is…

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