For the next two questions, consider the spring-mass system shown below. The system consists of two bodies of mass on three springs. Damping is assumed to be practically zero. X2 k2 14 5. The linear system from the previous question can be transformed into an eigenvalue problem to solve for the solutions a1 and x2 by assuming a trial solution æ = aeut. if k1 = k2 = k3 and m1 = m2 = 1kg, which of the following are the eigenvalues? {2k, k} {-2k, -2k} {-3k,-k} {3k, k}

For the next two questions, consider the spring-mass system shown below. The system consists of two bodies of mass on three springs. Damping is assumed to be practically zero. X2 k2 14 5. The linear system from the previous question can be transformed into an eigenvalue problem to solve for the solutions a1 and x2 by assuming a trial solution æ = aeut. if k1 = k2 = k3 and m1 = m2 = 1kg, which of the following are the eigenvalues? {2k, k} {-2k, -2k} {-3k,-k} {3k, k}

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