Find the free vibration response of the system using Laplace transform approach for the following data: m=2, m=4, k=8, k=4, k=0, and c=0. Assume the initial conditions as x0=1, x0=0, x0=0, and x0=0.
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The given data suggests a system of two masses (m1=2, m2=4) and three springs (k1=8, k2=4, k3=0) with no damping (c=0). The initial conditions are x1(0)=1, x2(0)=0, x1'(0)=0, and x2'(0)=0. The equations of motion for this system are: m1*x1''(t) + k1*x1(t) - Show more…
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