Consider the system shown in the figure below. Assume the system is moving in a horizontal plane. With k = 10000 N/m, c = 47 kg/s, m = 1 kg, a = 1 m, and F(t) =10000t N, determine the tip displacement response of the rigid bar at t = 0.007 s. Assume the rigid bar is massless.Hint:bS. (t – t)eat sin(bt)dr =а(to - t)eato sin(bto) +(t – to)eato cos(bt,) +Toa²+b2a² +b2a2-b2(eat sin(bt) – eato sin(bt,))2ab(eat cos(bt) – eato cos(bto))(a²+b²)2(a²+b²)2F(1)0.28 mm0.40 mm1.79 mm0.55 mm1.12 mm

Horizontal plane with K=1000 N/mmass=1 kga=1 mF(t)=10000t,NC=47 kg/st=0.007calculate the S=?

Answered: а b :- t)ea" sin(bt)dt = (to – t)eato…

а b :- t)ea" sin(bt)dt = (to – t)eato sin(bto) + a²+b2 (t – to)eªto cos(bt,) . - a²+b² 29- (eat sin(bt) – eato sin(bt,)) 2ab (eat cos(bt) – eato cos(bt,)) b2)2 (a²+b²)2 FO)

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