For the spring: k = = 0.2[60] N/m. From the motor: amplitude of force = [100] N, forcing frequency=[16] rad/s. For the viscous damping: c= [20] N. s/m. If the mass is 100 kilograms, determine: 19. The amplitude of steady-state vibration in meters, 20. The phase difference in degrees. k m 1 O F = F₁ cos wt

For the spring: k = = 0.2[60] N/m. From the motor: amplitude of force = [100] N, forcing frequency=[16] rad/s. For the viscous damping: c= [20] N. s/m. If the mass is 100 kilograms, determine: 19. The amplitude of steady-state vibration in meters, 20. The phase difference in degrees. k m 1 O F = F₁ cos wt

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