Question: Problems Refer to the figure below. Let m_(1)=m_(2)=m,b_(1)=b_(2)=b , and k_(1)=k_(2)=k . a. Find the transfer functions T_(1)=(x_(1)(s))/(U(s)) and T_(2)=(x_(2)(s))/(U(s)) . b. Let m=1kg,b=10N(s)/(m) ,

Problems\ Refer to the figure below. Let

m_(1)=m_(2)=m,b_(1)=b_(2)=b

, and

k_(1)=k_(2)=k

.\ a. Find the transfer functions

T_(1)=(x_(1)(s))/(U(s))

and

T_(2)=(x_(2)(s))/(U(s))

.\ b. Let

m=1kg,b=10N(s)/(m)

, and

k=10k(N)/(m)

. Use Simulink to determine the outputs of the system,

x_(1)

and

x_(2)

, to a unit step input. Submit your Simulink model and the output graph in PDF. Change the time span for the simulation as appropriate to show the details.

 Problems\ Refer to the figure below. Let m_(1)=m_(2)=m,b_(1)=b_(2)=b, and k_(1)=k_(2)=k.\ a.

1. Refer to the figure below. Let m1=m2=m,b1=b2=b, and k1=k2=k. a. Find the transfer functions T1=U(s)X1(s) and T2=U(s)X2(s). b. Let m=1kg,b=10Ns/m, and k=10kN/m. Use Simulink to determine the outputs of the system, X1 and X2, to a unit step input. Submit your Simulink model and the output graph in PDF. Change the time span for the simulation as appropriate to show the details

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