Problem 1: Laplace TransformsFor a spring-mass-damper system with the following characteristicsm = 70k= 707C =69Xo = 0 m/sVo = 0 m/sIf an forcing function F(t) = 100tet N is applied to the box at t = 0s, find x(t) for the system analytically.HINT: I STRONGLY suggest that you use the Laplace transform method. Please box your final x(t), andplot your solution.

Write the given data. m=70 kgk=707 N/mc=69 Ns/mx0=0 m/sv0=0 m/sFt=100te-t

For a spring-mass-damper system with the following characteristics m= 70 k= 707 C= 69 Xo = 0 m/s Vo = 0 m/s If an forcing function F(t) = 100tet N is applied to the box at t = Os, find x(t) for the system analytically. HINT: I STRONGLY suggest that you use the Laplace transform method. Please box your final x(t), and plot your solution.

For a spring-mass-damper system with the following characteristics m= 70 k= 707 C= 69 Xo = 0 m/s Vo = 0 m/s If an forcing function F(t) = 100tet N is applied to the box at t = Os, find x(t) for the system analytically. HINT: I STRONGLY suggest that you use the Laplace transform method. Please box your final x(t), and plot your solution.

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