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In the mass - viscous damper - spring system with m = 0.1 lb-s 2 /...


In the mass - viscous damper - spring system with m = 0.1 lb-s 2 / in; If the mass is displaced by hydraulic jack and suddenly released, determine the spring and damper constants after 20 full cycles for 3 seconds and the width of 0.2 in. In the mass - friction - spring system, determine the spring and friction coefficients for the same system.

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