Problem 6. Fox Fork Fabrication Fox Factory Inc. is testing a new fork design. A step force of F= 2kN is applied to the fork and its vertical response y(t) is recorded. The fork is modeled as a spring-mass-damper system as depicted in the figure. The mass m is given by m = 2 kg. The final value of the system is found to be 200 millimeters or 0.2 m. The temporal positions of the peaks indicated in the figure are t₁ = 0.0725 s and t₂ = 0.2177 s. Find the values of k and b. m k b F у y(t) F.V. t₁ t₂ t

Problem 6. Fox Fork Fabrication Fox Factory Inc. is testing a new fork design. A step force of F= 2kN is applied to the fork and its vertical response y(t) is recorded. The fork is modeled as a spring-mass-damper system as depicted in the figure. The mass m is given by m = 2 kg. The final value of the system is found to be 200 millimeters or 0.2 m. The temporal positions of the peaks indicated in the figure are t₁ = 0.0725 s and t₂ = 0.2177 s. Find the values of k and b. m k b F у y(t) F.V. t₁ t₂ t

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