7. The mass matrix, stiffness, and damping matrices of a two DOF system are,respectively,10- [6 2] - K = [²'s 20-c- [ 010 -5MK=C=02-5The external harmonic force iswhere we 3, 00= -0.7, andF(t)= F sin(@t+Q)F =[-1,0]Determine the steady-state response of the system0.1 00.3

Given: M=1002K=10-5-520C=0.1000.3F0=-10 To find: Steady state response

7. The mass matrix, stiffness, and damping matrices of a two DOF system are, respectively, 10 10 0.1 M = -[6₂2]. K = [ ¹9 20 ]-C-[003] K= 02 -5 The external harmonic force is where we 3, po-=-0.7, and F(t)=F, sin(@t+9) F =[-1,0]¹ Determine the steady-state response of the system

7. The mass matrix, stiffness, and damping matrices of a two DOF system are, respectively, 10 10 0.1 M = -[6₂2]. K = [ ¹9 20 ]-C-[003] K= 02 -5 The external harmonic force is where we 3, po-=-0.7, and F(t)=F, sin(@t+9) F =[-1,0]¹ Determine the steady-state response of the system

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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