H.W-7 Applications of simultaneous Differential Equations k The system shown in figure begins to move under the following M₁ initial conditions: initial displacement X1(0) = 1 cm, x2(0) = 1 cm, initial velocity x'1(0) = = √√3km, x'2(0)=√3k cm/sec. neglecting ст sec' friction, derive and solve the differential equations governing the free vibration of the system. Knowing that M₁ =M2 =1(N.sec²/cm). k k M2 X1 X2

H.W-7 Applications of simultaneous Differential Equations k The system shown in figure begins to move under the following M₁ initial conditions: initial displacement X1(0) = 1 cm, x2(0) = 1 cm, initial velocity x'1(0) = = √√3km, x'2(0)=√3k cm/sec. neglecting ст sec' friction, derive and solve the differential equations governing the free vibration of the system. Knowing that M₁ =M2 =1(N.sec²/cm). k k M2 X1 X2

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