A single degree damped vibrating system is formed of a block of mass m = 5 kg, a spring of K = 100 N/m and a damper of damping constant C. The initial position of the block is at xo = 100 mm. The system was initially at rest. The figure below represents the variation of the displacement of the block with respect to time. Determine the response of at t = 2s for x₁ = 60 mm. Xo Wd Choose... X(t) Zetta Choose... Choose... A t

A single degree damped vibrating system is formed of a block of mass m = 5 kg, a spring of K = 100 N/m and a damper of damping constant C. The initial position of the block is at xo = 100 mm. The system was initially at rest. The figure below represents the variation of the displacement of the block with respect to time. Determine the response of at t = 2s for x₁ = 60 mm. Xo Wd Choose... X(t) Zetta Choose... Choose... A t

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