4. For the system shown in Figure 4, do the following: 33 N/m 0000 3 kg 15 N-s/m Figure 4 Mechanical systems Using f-i analogy simplify the mathematical model and find the transfer function $G(s) = X(s)/F(s)$.
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In the given system, we have a spring with a spring constant of 33 N/m, a mass of 3 kg, and a damping coefficient of 15 N-s/m. The variable representing the displacement of the mass is Xs, and the variable representing the force applied to the system is Fs. Show more…
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