PROBLEM1: and An automobile once with a passenger and once without a passenger is traveling a rough path with a wavelength of 5 m at 90 km/h (Figure 2). The mass of the automobile is 1500 kg with a passenger 1000 kg without a passenger. Whereas the stiffness of the automobile suspension system is 600 kN/m, and its viscous damping coefficient is such that the damping ratio of the system is 50%. Determine the ratio of amplitude for the automobile with and without a passenger. 24 m u² (1) 4" Figure 1

PROBLEM1: and An automobile once with a passenger and once without a passenger is traveling a rough path with a wavelength of 5 m at 90 km/h (Figure 2). The mass of the automobile is 1500 kg with a passenger 1000 kg without a passenger. Whereas the stiffness of the automobile suspension system is 600 kN/m, and its viscous damping coefficient is such that the damping ratio of the system is 50%. Determine the ratio of amplitude for the automobile with and without a passenger. 24 m u² (1) 4" Figure 1

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