1.ooo1B₁M₁पतीSystem coefficients:K₁ = 600 N/mK₂ = 400 N/mC₁ = 8 kg/sC₂ = 2 kg/sM = 50 kgK₂000-fa(t)x2M₂B₂Figure P2.1Determine the free-body-diagram of the system above. Derive the equation of motion(EOM).

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Description: 1.ooo1B₁M₁पतीSystem coefficients:K₁ = 600 N/mK₂ = 400 N/mC₁ = 8 kg/sC₂ = 2 kg/sM = 50 kgK₂000-fa(t)x2M₂B₂Figure P2.1Determine the free-body-diagram of the system above. Derive the equation of motion(EOM).

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K₁ 000 1 B₁ www System coefficients: K₁ = 600 N/m K₂ = 400 N/m C₁ = 8 kg/s C₂ = 2 kg/s M = 50 kg X1 M₁ गिनी K₂ 000 -fa(t) x2 M₂ B₂ Figure P2.1 Determine the free-body-diagram of the system above. Derive the equation of motion (EOM).

K₁ 000 1 B₁ www System coefficients: K₁ = 600 N/m K₂ = 400 N/m C₁ = 8 kg/s C₂ = 2 kg/s M = 50 kg X1 M₁ गिनी K₂ 000 -fa(t) x2 M₂ B₂ Figure P2.1 Determine the free-body-diagram of the system above. Derive the equation of motion (EOM).

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