Consider the two-mass system shown below. The system is free to move in the x₁ - x₂ plane. 1. Obtain the FBD 2. Obtain the EOM 3. Using Modal Analysis, obtain the response of the system 4/1 x2 3k 4k 4k RS4 m m k 4k k 2k \\\\\\\\ m=10kg, k = 100 N/m \\\\\\\\

Consider the two-mass system shown below. The system is free to move in the x₁ - x₂ plane. 1. Obtain the FBD 2. Obtain the EOM 3. Using Modal Analysis, obtain the response of the system 4/1 x2 3k 4k 4k RS4 m m k 4k k 2k \\\\\\\\ m=10kg, k = 100 N/m \\\\\\\\

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Consider the two-mass system shown below. The system is free to move in
the x₁ - x₂ plane.
1. Obtain the FBD
2. Obtain the EOM
3. Using Modal Analysis, obtain the response of the system
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X4
3k
4k
4k
quing
m
m=10kg, k = 100 N/m
m
k
2k
m
4k

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