mass m, moving with velocity vi strikes the mass M of a damped single-degree-of- freedom system as shown in Fig. 2a and gets attached to the mass M after the impact as shown. in Fig. 2b. Find the resulting response of the displacement x(1) of the system.

mass m, moving with velocity vi strikes the mass M of a damped single-degree-of- freedom system as shown in Fig. 2a and gets attached to the mass M after the impact as shown. in Fig. 2b. Find the resulting response of the displacement x(1) of the system.

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2. A mass m, moving with velocity vi strikes the mass M of a damped single-degree-of-
freedom system as shown in Fig. 2a and gets attached to the mass M after the impact as shown
in Fig. 2b. Find the resulting response of the displacement x(1) of the system.
m
M
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