Q3.Consider a spring-mass-damper system with m 80 kg, c= 15 kg/s, and k= 1500 N/m with an impulseforce applied to it of 1200 N for 0.01 s.%3DF(t)4Fot1t2F(t)m(A) Calculate the natural frequency of the system(B) Calculate the damping ratio of the systemCalculate the damped natural frequency of the system(D) Calculate the system response to the impulsive force at time t 1 s

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