Generate the Simulink models for the constitutive equations of stress and strain for Kelvin-Voigt and Maxwell viscoelastic models with the following constraints: Your source should always be a step function with a step of 10 – regardless of whether it's stress or strain For all models, use the following values: E-3 n-5 You should have a total of 4 models: 1. Kelvin Voigt – input is strain, output (scope) is stress 2. Kelvin Voigt – input is stress, output (scope) is strain 3. Maxwell – input is strain, output (scope) is stress 4. Maxwell – input is stress, output (scope) is strain

Generate the Simulink models for the constitutive equations of stress and strain for Kelvin-Voigt and Maxwell viscoelastic models with the following constraints: Your source should always be a step function with a step of 10 – regardless of whether it's stress or strain For all models, use the following values: E-3 n-5 You should have a total of 4 models: 1. Kelvin Voigt – input is strain, output (scope) is stress 2. Kelvin Voigt – input is stress, output (scope) is strain 3. Maxwell – input is strain, output (scope) is stress 4. Maxwell – input is stress, output (scope) is strain

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Chapter1: Introduction

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