Question: Problem 1 ) ( 3 0 pts ) Determine the types of the systems represented by the following equations. Determine whether the given systems are

Problem 1)(30 pts ) Determine the types of the systems represented by the following equations. Determine whether the given systems are
Lumped or distributed parameter
Linear or non-linear
Time-invariant or time-variant
Free or forced
Continuous-time or discrete-time
Deterministic or stochastic
Indicate the terms causing non-linearity, time dependency, forcing etc. with full reasoning. Assume that the system parameters and initial conditions are known exactly.
1.a) Equation of motion of a mass-spring-damper system attached on a Skotch-Yoke mechanism as shown in Figure 1. You can consider Force F as the input and angular position as the output of the system.
Io+m3L2(cos2()-sincos?2)
+(m4+m3)L2(cossin?2+sin2())
+cL2cos2+kL2sincos=M-FLsin
1.b) Equation of motion for the rocket while the engine is burning fuel, i.e. the rocket equation.
v(t)=vi+uln(mim(t))
where
v and vi are the current and initial velocities of the rocket respectively, m and mi are the current and initial masses of the fuel respectively, u is the velocity of the ejected gas, i.e. the fuel.
1.e) The transfer function between voltage input and speed output of DC motor model is
G(s)=K(Js+b)(Ls+R)+K2
where
J and b are the inertia and the damping coefficient of the shaft of the motor,
L and R are the inductance and resistance of the electrical circuit, K is the gain of the system.
1.d) The equation that describes the exponentially weighted running average filter. Consider the system output as y , and input as x , and n as the number of sampled instances.
y[n]=y[n-1]+x[n],01
1.e) The Laplace's Equation described in cylindrical coordinates (r,,z.
del2udelr2+1rdeludelr+1r2del2udel2+del2udelz2=0
Problem 1 ) ( 3 0 pts ) Determine the types of

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