Given the equations of motion of forced vibration. 10.00000 0.00000 5.10000 -1.60000 0.00000 4.00000 {*(t)}+ {x(t) = 100.00000 cos(8.00000 t), -1.60000 1.60000 0.00000 The solution consist of homogeneous and particular parts. The particular solution x(t), part due to the forcing term is. -0.11813 {x,(1)} =| cos(8.00000 t) 0.00074 -0.27564 {x,(t)} =| cos(8.00000*t) 0.00173 O None 0.43315 {x,(t)} =| cos(8.00000*t) -0.00272 (x,(e)} = -0.15751 cos(8.00000 t) 0.00099

Given the equations of motion of forced vibration. 10.00000 0.00000 5.10000 -1.60000 0.00000 4.00000 {(t)}+ {x(t) = 100.00000 cos(8.00000 t), -1.60000 1.60000 0.00000 The solution consist of homogeneous and particular parts. The particular solution x(t), part due to the forcing term is. -0.11813 {x,(1)} =| cos(8.00000 t) 0.00074 -0.27564 {x,(t)} =| cos(8.00000t) 0.00173 O None 0.43315 {x,(t)} =| cos(8.00000*t) -0.00272 (x,(e)} = -0.15751 cos(8.00000 t) 0.00099

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Free undamped vibrations

Whenever an object/system displaces in either side of its equilibrium position with the help of an external/internal means, then the object/system moves regularly or randomly on both sides of its equilibrium position. This motion is called vibration. Generally, there are three types of vibration: longitudinal vibration, transverse vibration, and torsional vibration.

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Given the equations of motion of forced vibration.
10.00000 0.00000
5.10000 -1.60000
100.00000
{x(t)}=
cos(8.00000 t),
0.00000 4.00000
-1.60000 1.60000
0.00000
The solution consist of homogeneous and particular parts. The particular solution x(t), part due to the forcing term is.
-0.11813
cos(8.00000 t)
0.00074
-0.27564
{x,(1)} =|
cos(8.00000 t)
0.00173
O None
0.43315
{x,(1)}=-0.00272
cos(8.00000*t)
-0.15751
{x,(1)} =
cos(8.00000*t)
0.00099

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