5. For a simple seismograph as shown in Figure Q5 below, the co-ordinate X₁ measures horizontal ground motion and co-ordinate X measures the position of the mass m relative to the frame of the seismograph. The mass m = 1 kg, the spring stiffness k = 10 Nm-¹ and the coefficient of the damper c = 2 Nsm-¹. Starting from rest, the seismograph is subjected to an oscillatory ground motion given by X₁ = (10sin2t) mm. For the mass m,

5. For a simple seismograph as shown in Figure Q5 below, the co-ordinate X₁ measures horizontal ground motion and co-ordinate X measures the position of the mass m relative to the frame of the seismograph. The mass m = 1 kg, the spring stiffness k = 10 Nm-¹ and the coefficient of the damper c = 2 Nsm-¹. Starting from rest, the seismograph is subjected to an oscillatory ground motion given by X₁ = (10sin2t) mm. For the mass m,

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