Consider the following equation of motion,10002 () +ce (t) + 2000z ()- 1006(1) Nassuming e 255 Nsim, the displacement of the system at t 0.007s042 mm0.56 mm084 nm0.98 mm0.70 mm

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Consider the following equation of motion, 10002 (1) – ct (1) + 20002 (1) = 1005(1) N assuming e 255 Nsim, the displacement of the system at t 0.007s 0.42 mm 0.56 mm 084 m 0.98 mm 0.70 mm

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