Q1. Consider a spring mass system given in Fig 1 with mass of 1kg attached to a spring with K=10. The motion is damped with C=6 and is being driven by a force given by 25 cos 4t . If the spring is released from rest, find the equation of displacement y(t). Note: You cannot use the direct formulas for constants in particular solution. Spring Mass r(t) m Dashpot Fig. 1

Q1. Consider a spring mass system given in Fig 1 with mass of 1kg attached to a spring with K=10. The motion is damped with C=6 and is being driven by a force given by 25 cos 4t . If the spring is released from rest, find the equation of displacement y(t). Note: You cannot use the direct formulas for constants in particular solution. Spring Mass r(t) m Dashpot Fig. 1

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