The system shown below is subject to a sinusoidal base excitation with an amplitude of Y and frequency N = 300 rpm. Considering the steady-state response of the system, and assuming M = 10 kg, c = 432 N.s/m, K1 = 10 kN/m and K2 = 3K1. Find

The system shown below is subject to a sinusoidal base excitation with an amplitude of Y and frequency N = 300 rpm. Considering the steady-state response of the system, and assuming M = 10 kg, c = 432 N.s/m, K1 = 10 kN/m and K2 = 3K1. Find

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