Solve for the state-space representation of the following translational mechanical system. D M₁ -X1 K oooo Frictionless M₂ .x2 -f(t) M1 = 10 kg, M2 = 5 kg, K = 20 N/m, D = 5 N-s/m or 5 N/(m/s) Solve for matrices A and B in the state space representation X = Ax + B f(t), where X = [X₁ U₁X₂ U₂]. Follow these steps: 1. Write the equations governing the motion of each mass. 2. Re-arrange the equations and convert to matrix form. Note that U₁ X₁ and U₂ = x₂.
Solve for the state-space representation of the following translational mechanical system. D M₁ -X1 K oooo Frictionless M₂ .x2 -f(t) M1 = 10 kg, M2 = 5 kg, K = 20 N/m, D = 5 N-s/m or 5 N/(m/s) Solve for matrices A and B in the state space representation X = Ax + B f(t), where X = [X₁ U₁X₂ U₂]. Follow these steps: 1. Write the equations governing the motion of each mass. 2. Re-arrange the equations and convert to matrix form. Note that U₁ X₁ and U₂ = x₂.
Solve for the state-space representation of the following translational mechanical system. D M₁ -X1 K oooo Frictionless M₂ .x2 -f(t) M1 = 10 kg, M2 = 5 kg, K = 20 N/m, D = 5 N-s/m or 5 N/(m/s) Solve for matrices A and B in the state space representation X = Ax + B f(t), where X = [X₁ U₁X₂ U₂]. Follow these steps: 1. Write the equations governing the motion of each mass. 2. Re-arrange the equations and convert to matrix form. Note that U₁ X₁ and U₂ = x₂.
Quantities that have magnitude and direction but not position. Some examples of vectors are velocity, displacement, acceleration, and force. They are sometimes called Euclidean or spatial vectors.
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