+ xj(1) x2(1) 1 N/m At) 1 kg 1 N-s/m 1 kg Frictionless' Figure John Wiley Sens. Inc. Allights reerved The transfer function where X1(s) is the output and the force F(s) is the input is X,(s) s? +1 а. Т(s) %3D S' +s +s+1 b. T(s)= X,(s) s² +s+1 4 F(s) s* + 2s' + 2s +s+1 X,(s) +s+1 c. T(s)= F(s) +2s + 2s² s' +s+1 X,(s) d. T(s)= F(s) 2s +2s + s+1 Select one: О а. b b. d С. С O d. a O O O O

+ xj(1) x2(1) 1 N/m At) 1 kg 1 N-s/m 1 kg Frictionless' Figure John Wiley Sens. Inc. Allights reerved The transfer function where X1(s) is the output and the force F(s) is the input is X,(s) s? +1 а. Т(s) %3D S' +s +s+1 b. T(s)= X,(s) s² +s+1 4 F(s) s* + 2s' + 2s +s+1 X,(s) +s+1 c. T(s)= F(s) +2s + 2s² s' +s+1 X,(s) d. T(s)= F(s) 2s +2s + s+1 Select one: О а. b b. d С. С O d. a O O O O

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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