01(1)1 N-m-s/radT(t) 02(1)18 N-m-s/rad+ 3 kg-m?3 kg-m23 N-m/rad9 N-m/rad(a)Figure P2.16aO John Wiley & Sons, Inc. All rights reserved.The matrix form of the system is5s +9s +9(s+9)а.(s+8)s? +s+15s2 +9s +9b.-(s+9)-(s +9)3s? + s+120,(s),5s² +9s +9(s+9)c.-(s+9)3s? +s+125s +9s +9d.-(s+9)F(s)-(s +9)3s +s+120,(s),Select one:а. СO b. bO c. dd. a

Write the expression for the equation of motion for the given system.

T(t) 02(1) 0(1) 18 N-m-s/rad H kg-m² I N-m-s/rad O 3 kg-m² lll 3 N-m/rad 9 N-m/rad (a) Figure P2.16a John Wiley & Sons, Inc. All rights reserved. The matrix form of the system is 5s² +9s +9 (s+9) а. (s+8) s? +s+1)0,(s)) 5s +9s +9 b. -(s +9) 3s? + s+12)(0,(s)) -(s+9) T(s 5s² +9s +9 (s+9) с. 3s² +s+12)0,(s) -(s+9) 9(s) 3s +s+120,(s), -(s+9) F(s) 5s? +9s +9 d. F(s) -(s +9)

T(t) 02(1) 0(1) 18 N-m-s/rad H kg-m² I N-m-s/rad O 3 kg-m² lll 3 N-m/rad 9 N-m/rad (a) Figure P2.16a John Wiley & Sons, Inc. All rights reserved. The matrix form of the system is 5s² +9s +9 (s+9) а. (s+8) s? +s+1)0,(s)) 5s +9s +9 b. -(s +9) 3s? + s+12)(0,(s)) -(s+9) T(s 5s² +9s +9 (s+9) с. 3s² +s+12)0,(s) -(s+9) 9(s) 3s +s+120,(s), -(s+9) F(s) 5s? +9s +9 d. F(s) -(s +9)

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01(1)
1 N-m-s/rad
T(t) 02(1)
18 N-m-s/rad
+ 3 kg-m?
3 kg-m2
3 N-m/rad
9 N-m/rad
(a)
Figure P2.16a
O John Wiley & Sons, Inc. All rights reserved.
The matrix form of the system is
5s +9s +9
(s+9)
а.
(s+8)
s? +s+1
5s2 +9s +9
b.
-(s+9)
-(s +9)
3s? + s+120,(s),
5s² +9s +9
(s+9)
c.
-(s+9)
3s? +s+12
5s +9s +9
d.
-(s+9)
F(s)
-(s +9)
3s +s+120,(s),
Select one:
а. С
O b. b
O c. d
d. a

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