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Consider a system with a vibrating base. The spring constant is given as K = 10.kN/m...

Consider a system with a vibrating base. The spring constant is given as K = 10.kN/m and the mass is also given as M = 200.Kg. If the amplitude of the base is 0.5mm, then what should the damping constant c be for the amplitude of the transmitted force to be equal to 2500.N at resonance.

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