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Consider a harmonically forced m-c-k system shown below. The particular solution to the harmonic input force, ƒ (t) =F cos| x(1)=Xcos(1+0). F cos().is As the input frequency is varied, the response amplitude also varies. What is the maximum response amplitude (in meters)? Do not include units. Use scientific notation with three significant figures. Let m = 1 kg, c = 6 N-s/m, k = 112 N/m, and F = 111 N. Note that the numbers are chosen so that the maximum peak response exists (1-23²>0).

Consider a harmonically forced m-c-k system shown below. The particular solution to the harmonic input force, ƒ (t) =F cos| x(1)=Xcos(1+0). F cos().is As the input frequency is varied, the response amplitude also varies. What is the maximum response amplitude (in meters)? Do not include units. Use scientific notation with three significant figures. Let m = 1 kg, c = 6 N-s/m, k = 112 N/m, and F = 111 N. Note that the numbers are chosen so that the maximum peak response exists (1-23²>0).

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Consider a harmonically forced m-c-k system shown below. The particular solution to the harmonic input force, ƒ (t) =F cos| x(1)=Xcos(1+0). F cos().is As the input frequency is varied, the response amplitude also varies. What is the maximum response amplitude (in meters)? Do not include units. Use scientific notation with three significant figures. Let m = 1 kg, c = 6 N-s/m, k = 112 N/m, and F = 111 N. Note that the numbers are chosen so that the maximum peak response exists (1-23²>0).
Transcribed Image Text:Consider a harmonically forced m-c-k system shown below. The particular solution to the harmonic input force, ƒ (t) =F cos| x(1)=Xcos(1+0). F cos().is As the input frequency is varied, the response amplitude also varies. What is the maximum response amplitude (in meters)? Do not include units. Use scientific notation with three significant figures. Let m = 1 kg, c = 6 N-s/m, k = 112 N/m, and F = 111 N. Note that the numbers are chosen so that the maximum peak response exists (1-23²>0).
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