10x'' + cx' + 20x = f(t)
Engineering, 13.02.2020 23:31 testedagent2823
The model of a certain mass-spring-damper system is:
10x'' + cx' + 20x = f(t)
How large must the damping constant c be so that the maximum steady-state amplitude of x is no greater than 3, if the input is f(t) = 11sin(wt), for an arbitrary value of w?
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The model of a certain mass-spring-damper system is:
10x'' + cx' + 20x = f(t)
10x'' + cx' + 20x = f(t)
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