4.23. A vibrometer has a natural frequency of 5.5 Hz and a damping factor g of 0.6.This instrument is used to measure the displacement of a machine vibratingat 4 Hz. It was assumed that the amplitude measured by the vibrometer is0.085 m. Determine the exact value of the amplitude of the machine.

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A vibrometer has a natural frequency of 5.5 Hz and a damping factor of 0.6. This instrument is used to measure the displacement of a machine vibrating at 4 Hz. It was assumed that the amplitude measured by the vibrometer is 0.085 m. Determine the exact value of the amplitude of the machine.