The vibration model is subjected to the force shown in the figure. Find the response of the systemfor time t>2TO r(t) =Ox(t) =Ox(t) =Ox(t) = 0[1-coswnt] - [1-coswn (t-T)](1-cosw, t) + 2 (1-coswn (t-T)]-[1-coswn (t - 2T)][t-sinwnt] - [1-swn (t-T)]+[1-coswn (t-2T)]O r(t) =(1-coswnt] - [1-coswn (t-T)]+[1-coswn (t - 2T)] x(t)0000000000mkeaFVibration modelFoFoF(t)T2Tt (sec)The vibration model is subjected to the force shown in the figure. Find the response of the systemfor time t>2T

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The vibration model is subjected to the force shown in the figure. Find the response of the system for time t>2T O z(t) = O z(t)= O r(t) = Ox(t)=0 [1-cosw, t]-1-coswn (t-T)] (1-coswnt]+2-1-coswn (t-T)]-[1-coswn (t - 2T)] [t-sinwnt] - [1-swn(t-T)] + [1-coswn (t-27)] O r(t) =(1-coswnt] - [1-coswn (t-T)]+[1-coswn (t - 27')]

The vibration model is subjected to the force shown in the figure. Find the response of the system for time t>2T O z(t) = O z(t)= O r(t) = Ox(t)=0 [1-cosw, t]-1-coswn (t-T)] (1-coswnt]+2-1-coswn (t-T)]-[1-coswn (t - 2T)] [t-sinwnt] - [1-swn(t-T)] + [1-coswn (t-27)] O r(t) =(1-coswnt] - [1-coswn (t-T)]+[1-coswn (t - 27')]

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