The mass of the system shown below is 10Kg. The mass is initially at rest when at time t=0, it is given an initial disturbance as shown. The viscous damping coefficient is 100NS/m and the spring stiffness, K is 100N/m. Which equation describes the movement of the mass. Disturbance Mass Spring Demper Select one: O a. x(t) = (A, + A2t) e¬@nt 47 x(t) = A, e(-3+v?-1)wnt + Aze(-t-v-1 )wnt O b. %3D x = (A3cos wat + A4sin wat)e-wnt

The mass of the system shown below is 10Kg. The mass is initially at rest when at time t=0, it is given an initial disturbance as shown. The viscous damping coefficient is 100NS/m and the spring stiffness, K is 100N/m. Which equation describes the movement of the mass. Disturbance Mass Spring Demper Select one: O a. x(t) = (A, + A2t) e¬@nt 47 x(t) = A, e(-3+v?-1)wnt + Aze(-t-v-1 )wnt O b. %3D x = (A3cos wat + A4sin wat)e-wnt

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The mass of the system shown below is 10Kg. The mass is initially at rest when at time t=0, it is given an initial disturbance as shown. The
viscous damping coefficient is 100NS/m and the spring stiffness, K is 100N/m. Which equation describes the movement of the mass.
Disturbance
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Spring
Damper
Select one:
x(t) = (A, + A½t) e¯wnt
a.
%3D
x(t) = A, e(-3+v?-1)wnt + A,e(-3-v?-1 )wnt
x = (A3cos wat+ A4sin wat)e-wnt
%3D
C.
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