H2 k b. (s) G G2 + Y(s) m H y Figure 3 Figure 4 F(s) The transfer function bs+k 4. represents the relationship between the force U(s) ms2 +bs+k u(t) applied to the mass and the force f(t) transmitted mass is m = 10 kg, b = 20 N-s/m, and the spring constant is k= 260 N/m. With u(t) = 100 sin(15t) (N), determine the magnitude of the force transmitted to the ceiling support. the ceiling support shown in Figure 4. The 5. For the same system given in the Problem 4 and Figure 4, find the displacement y(t) of the mass if the input is u(t) = 100 (N) instead.

H2 k b. (s) G G2 + Y(s) m H y Figure 3 Figure 4 F(s) The transfer function bs+k 4. represents the relationship between the force U(s) ms2 +bs+k u(t) applied to the mass and the force f(t) transmitted mass is m = 10 kg, b = 20 N-s/m, and the spring constant is k= 260 N/m. With u(t) = 100 sin(15t) (N), determine the magnitude of the force transmitted to the ceiling support. the ceiling support shown in Figure 4. The 5. For the same system given in the Problem 4 and Figure 4, find the displacement y(t) of the mass if the input is u(t) = 100 (N) instead.

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