Consider a single-degree-of-freedom system with the following equation of motion. mä+ci+kx = 0 In free vibration, the response of the system is measured experimentally, as shown in the figure below. The equivalent spring constant is k = 5 N/m. Successive peak displacements are ₁ = 2 mm and 2 = 1 mm. If the period of oscillation of the system is Ta = 1 s, determine the mass of the system. ooooo 112.6158 kg 15.6411 kg 0.1251 kg 3.3785 kg 56.0576 kg X1 A Ta X2

Consider a single-degree-of-freedom system with the following equation of motion. mä+ci+kx = 0 In free vibration, the response of the system is measured experimentally, as shown in the figure below. The equivalent spring constant is k = 5 N/m. Successive peak displacements are ₁ = 2 mm and 2 = 1 mm. If the period of oscillation of the system is Ta = 1 s, determine the mass of the system. ooooo 112.6158 kg 15.6411 kg 0.1251 kg 3.3785 kg 56.0576 kg X1 A Ta X2

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