O Consider a single-degree-of-freedom overdamped system, which is harmonically excited by a forcing function of form F (t) = Fo sin wt. Express the equation of motion and solve it by finding the particular and homogeneous solutions given the initial conditions x (0) i (0) = vo⋅ = x0 and

O Consider a single-degree-of-freedom overdamped system, which is harmonically excited by a forcing function of form F (t) = Fo sin wt. Express the equation of motion and solve it by finding the particular and homogeneous solutions given the initial conditions x (0) i (0) = vo⋅ = x0 and

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5) Consider a single-degree-of-freedom overdamped system, which is harmonically excited by a
forcing function of form F (t) = Fo sin wt. Express the equation of motion and solve it by
finding the particular and homogeneous solutions given the initial conditions x (0)
x (0) =
= Vo⋅
= x0 and

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