1 N/m1 kg1 N-s/m1 kgFrictionless'The matrix form of thesystem is(s +1) (X,(s))X,(s),F(s)(s²+s+1(s +2) s? +s +1)(s²+s+1_ -(s+1)a.(F(s)b.(s+2) s++ 2-F(X,(s),(s²+s+1 -(s+1) ( x,(s)'-(s+1) s²+s+1) x,(s),с.(s`+s+1 (s+1) X,6)- F6d.-(s+1) s²+s+1 x,(s))Select one:a. db. aс. bd. cII

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