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A mass weighing 8 lb is attached to a spring hanging from the ceiling and comes to rest at its equilibrium position. At t = 0, an external force F(t) = 2 cos 2t lb is applied to the system. If the spring constant is 10 lb/ft and the damping constant is 1 lb-sec/ft, find the equation of motion of the mass. What is the resonance frequency for the system?

Short Answer

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Therefore, the equation of motion of the mass is:

yt=-23451e-2tsin6t+tan-12711+285sin2t+tan-192

And the resonance frequency for the system is22Ï€ .

Step by step solution

01

General form

The general solution to (1) in the case 0<b2<4mk:

yt=Ae-b2mtsin4mk-b22mt+ϕ+F0k-mγ22+b2γ2sinγt+θ

The angular frequency:

The amplitude of the steady-state solution to equation (1) depends on the angular frequency of the forcing function and it is given by Aγ=F0Mγ, where

(13) Mγ:=1k-mγ22+b2γ2… (1)

The undamped system:

The system is governed bymd2ydt2+ky=F0cosγt . And the homogenous solution of it is

yht=AsinÓ¬t+Ï•,Ó¬:=km. And the corresponding homogeneous equation is

(21) ypt=F02mÓ¬tsinÓ¬t. And the correct form is role="math" localid="1664018516305" ypt=A1tcosÓ¬t+A2tsinÓ¬t.

So, the general solution of the system isyt=AsinÓ¬t+Ï•+F02mÓ¬tsinÓ¬t .

02

Evaluate the equation

Given that, the weight mg = 8 (g = 32). Then,

m=832=14

AndF=2cos2t. So, F0=2 andγ=2. Since, k=10andb=1.

Then, the differential equation is 14d2ydt2+dydt+10y=2cos2t

Since,

b2=14mk=10

One knows that,b2<4mk so we are dealing with the underdamped motion.

The homogeneous solution is given by

yht=Ae-b2mtsin4mk-b22mt+Ï•=Ae-2tsin10-112t+Ï•=Ae-2tsin6t+Ï•

Where A and Ï• are constants.

Then, the particular solution is given by

ypt=F0k-mγ22+b2γ2sinγt+θ=210-12+4sin2t+θ=285sin2t+θ

The general solution is yt=Ae-2tsin6t+ϕ+285sin2t+θ … (2)

03

Implement the initial condition

At t = 0, the mass is at zero, and at rest, that is, y0=y'0=0.

Now find the derivative of equation (2).

y't=A-2e-2tsin6t+ϕ+6e-2tcos6t+ϕ+485cos2t+θ

Now find the constants using the initial conditions.

y0=Ae-20sin60+ϕ+285sin20+θ0=Asinϕ+285sinθ

So, Asinϕ+285sinθ=0…… (3)

y'0=A-2e-20sin60+ϕ+6e-20cos60+ϕ+485cos20+θ0=-2Asinϕ+6Acosϕ+485cosθ

So, -2Asinϕ+6Acosϕ+485cosθ=0........(4)

Now solve the equation (3) and (4)

AsinÏ•-2AsinÏ•+6AcosÏ•=285sinθ485cosθtanÏ•2tanÏ•-6=12³Ù²¹²ÔθtanÏ•=942tanÏ•-6=2711Ï•=tan-12711+°ìÏ€

Then, find the value of A.

Using the fact ofsintan-1x=xx2+1 .

A=285sintan-192-sintan-12711=-23451

So, the solution isyt=-23451e-2tsin6t+tan-12711+285sin2t+tan-192 .

Then, the frequency of the motion is

γr2π=12πkm-b22m2=12π40-8=422π=22π

So, the frequency is22Ï€ .

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