4. A mass-spring and viscous-damper system is shown in Figure 2.x(t)100 N/mwwFO5 kg30 N.s/mFigure 2F = 500 cos (501) N,Calculate the steady state response of the system.

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4. A mass-spring and viscous-damper system is shown in Figure 2. 100 N/m FO 5 kg 30 N.s/m Figure 2 F = 500 cos (501) N,Calculate the steady state response of the system.

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