A mass m = 1kg attached to a spring of rigidity k = 16 is set in motion using a force F (t) = 3 sin (4t). Assuming that there is no damping and zero initial conditions:
a) Find the corresponding complementary solution yc (t).
b) Find the corresponding particular solution yp (t).
c) Find the corresponding general solution y (t) taking into account the initial conditions.
d) In this problem, is the motion of the mass stable or unstable? Justify your answer.
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