Consider the spring-mass system shown below. A mass of m 5 kg has stretched a spring...

 

  

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Consider the spring-mass system shown below. A mass of m 5 kg has stretched a spring by So= 1.5 meters and is at rest. A damping system is connected that provides a damping force equal to 30 times the instantaneous velocity of the mass. At time t = 0, the mass at rest has an external force of f(t) = 25 sin(101) applied. Unstretched - y = 0 m www. m C f(t) a) Write a differential equation that models the mass location y(t) as a function of time. Solution: Put your math/explanation here...... b) Identify an appropriate solution technique, and solve the differential equation for y(t). Solution: Put your math/explanation here... c) Use MATLAB to plot your solution for t=0 to t = 20. Solution: code d) What is the steady-state solution of y(t)? Solution: Put your math/explanation here.... e) Use the MATLAB dsolve() function to solve the differential equation and plot the solution on a new figure. The results provided by dsolve() and your solution from part (b) should match. Solution: code Consider the spring-mass system shown below. A mass of m 5 kg has stretched a spring by So= 1.5 meters and is at rest. A damping system is connected that provides a damping force equal to 30 times the instantaneous velocity of the mass. At time t = 0, the mass at rest has an external force of f(t) = 25 sin(101) applied. Unstretched - y = 0 m www. m C f(t) a) Write a differential equation that models the mass location y(t) as a function of time. Solution: Put your math/explanation here...... b) Identify an appropriate solution technique, and solve the differential equation for y(t). Solution: Put your math/explanation here... c) Use MATLAB to plot your solution for t=0 to t = 20. Solution: code d) What is the steady-state solution of y(t)? Solution: Put your math/explanation here.... e) Use the MATLAB dsolve() function to solve the differential equation and plot the solution on a new figure. The results provided by dsolve() and your solution from part (b) should match. Solution: code

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