The system is now modified, with different values of spring stiffness and damping coefficient applied, and with the same force applied to the mass, the equation of motion now becomes: € + 560 +2550 = 18.9 Initially, when the force is applied, the mass is in the equilibrium position but the beam is rotating in the positive direction, moving with a velocity of 23rad/s. Assuming that the displacement of the beam is small, derive an expression for the torsional response of the beam and mass with time, 0(t). What is the steady state displacement of the system, ss (rad): Determine the time at which the peak displacement occurs, tp and the value of the maximum displacement, peak tp (seconds): epeak(rad):

The system is now modified, with different values of spring stiffness and damping coefficient applied, and with the same force applied to the mass, the equation of motion now becomes: € + 560 +2550 = 18.9 Initially, when the force is applied, the mass is in the equilibrium position but the beam is rotating in the positive direction, moving with a velocity of 23rad/s. Assuming that the displacement of the beam is small, derive an expression for the torsional response of the beam and mass with time, 0(t). What is the steady state displacement of the system, ss (rad): Determine the time at which the peak displacement occurs, tp and the value of the maximum displacement, peak tp (seconds): epeak(rad):

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