The mass spring damper system shown in the figure below. Derive the transfer function relating the input displacement, u(t) to the output displacement, x(t). The parameter values are as follows: m = 1 kg, k1 = 2 N/m, c1 = 1 Ns/m, k2= 1 N/m and c2 = 2 Ns/m. What is the settling time of the system's response to a unit step input? и www www m C2 O 2.31 seconds O 2.67 seconds O 3.27 seconds O 4.06 seconds

The mass spring damper system shown in the figure below. Derive the transfer function relating the input displacement, u(t) to the output displacement, x(t). The parameter values are as follows: m = 1 kg, k1 = 2 N/m, c1 = 1 Ns/m, k2= 1 N/m and c2 = 2 Ns/m. What is the settling time of the system's response to a unit step input? и www www m C2 O 2.31 seconds O 2.67 seconds O 3.27 seconds O 4.06 seconds

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