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A2. A simplified car model is shown in Figure A3. It travels horizontally at a constant speed of v 20 miles perhour on a bumpy road (1 mile is approximately 1610 meters). The road surface is assumed to be rigid and has a sinusoidal profile. Both masses vibrate only in the vertical direction. m 900kg, m 60kg,k 1,000,000N/m m1 0.5 m 4k 0.1 m Figure A2. [15] [10] (1) Derive the equation of motion for the vertical vibration of the system (2) Determine the steady-state acceleration ofm
A2. A simplified car model is shown in Figure A3. It travels horizontally at a constant speed of v 20 miles perhour on a bumpy road (1 mile is approximately 1610 meters). The road surface is assumed to be rigid and has a sinusoidal profile. Both masses vibrate only in the vertical direction. m 900kg, m 60kg,k 1,000,000N/m m1 0.5 m 4k 0.1 m Figure A2. [15] [10] (1) Derive the equation of motion for the vertical vibration of the system (2) Determine the steady-state acceleration ofm