1. For the system below: a. find the differential equation in terms of 0 (for small values of 0) b. The damped natural frequency (od), and the damping ratio () (leave the answer in terms of M, C and I). c. For M=.026 lb-sec2 / in, 1 = 10 in, C = .0323 lb-sec / in, 0(0) = 10° and (0)=0, find the equation for time response 0(t) and sketch a plot of this response.

1. For the system below: a. find the differential equation in terms of 0 (for small values of 0) b. The damped natural frequency (od), and the damping ratio () (leave the answer in terms of M, C and I). c. For M=.026 lb-sec2 / in, 1 = 10 in, C = .0323 lb-sec / in, 0(0) = 10° and (0)=0, find the equation for time response 0(t) and sketch a plot of this response.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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