Q3 Figure Q3 shows a spring-mass system composed of three masses suspended vertically by a series of springs. To develop a mathematical model of the spring-mass system, Newton's second law can be employed in conjunction with force balances. For each mass, the Newton's second law can be expressed as: dèx m- - = Fp-Fy where m is the mass of an object, dt? is the acceleration of an object, E, is downward force and Fy is upward force. (a) Show that when the system eventually comes to rest (steady state), the displacements of the masses can be expressed as = mg ks = m;g k. + k = m;g 3kx, - 2kx; -2kx, + 3kx, M3=20 M2=01

Q3 Figure Q3 shows a spring-mass system composed of three masses suspended vertically by a series of springs. To develop a mathematical model of the spring-mass system, Newton's second law can be employed in conjunction with force balances. For each mass, the Newton's second law can be expressed as: dèx m- - = Fp-Fy where m is the mass of an object, dt? is the acceleration of an object, E, is downward force and Fy is upward force. (a) Show that when the system eventually comes to rest (steady state), the displacements of the masses can be expressed as = mg ks = m;g k. + k = m;g 3kx, - 2kx; -2kx, + 3kx, M3=20 M2=01

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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