only HANDWRITTEN answer needed ( NOT TYPED) A harmonic force of F(t) = Fo cos(wt) is applied to the system shown in the following figure. With zero initialvelocity and initial displacement, the response is observed to be x(t)= 6 sin(0.4t) sin(3.7t). Based on thefollowing information, determine the ratio of the excitation frequency to the natural frequency of the system(w/wn).E₁, A₁, L₁mFo cos wtE2, A2, L2

Response of the displacement: →x(t)=6sin0.4tsin3.7t So the time period for the response:…

Answered: A harmonic force of F(t) = Fo cos(wt)…

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