Comsidel Bie 9= 10, a=4, 4=? = mg =2 wite the stifness matix K ite the matrix MK ind the eigenvalues and eigenvectors of MK • Smaller eigenvalue with eigenvector • Larger eigenvalue with eigenvector this spring system oscillates without any external forces present, then the position of each mass satisfes the following general formula: m() = (a, con( e) + by sin( | %3D ) + bg sin( the system begins oscilation with initial position u(0) = and inital velocity w'(0) = then the position of the masses at time t is given by

Comsidel Bie 9= 10, a=4, 4=? = mg =2 wite the stifness matix K ite the matrix MK ind the eigenvalues and eigenvectors of MK • Smaller eigenvalue with eigenvector • Larger eigenvalue with eigenvector this spring system oscillates without any external forces present, then the position of each mass satisfes the following general formula: m() = (a, con( e) + by sin( | %3D ) + bg sin( the system begins oscilation with initial position u(0) = and inital velocity w'(0) = then the position of the masses at time t is given by

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