The mass-spring constant is k = 10 g/sec2 and the damping coefficient is u= 20 g/sec.
a. Now the mass is pulled down 5 cm from rest and given an
upward velocity of 10 cm/sec. Determine the IVP describing the
motion of the mass.
b. Solve the resulting DE from part a.
c. Sketch the graph of the motion.
d. Find the maximum displacement of the mass once it passes through
the equilibrium.
The mass-spring constant is k = 10 g/sec2 and the damping coefficient is u= 20 g/sec....
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