1. Frequency: 2 rad/s (1/π HZ); period: π s
2. Frequency: 8 rad/sec (4/π HZ); period: π/4 sec
3. Amplitude: 2m; frequency: 5 rad/s; period: 2π/5 s
4. (a) x(t)=1312cos (12t−α) with α=2π−tan−1(5/12)≈5.8884; (b) Amplitude: 1312 m; period: π/6 sec
6. About 7.33 mi
7. About 10450 ft
8. 29.59 in.
10. Amplitude: 100 cm; period: about 2.01 sec
11. About 3.8 in.
13. (a) x(t)=50(e−2t/5−e−t/2); (b) 4.096 exactly
14. (a) x(t)=25e−t/5 cos (3t−α) with α=tan−1(3/4)≈0.6435; (b) envelope curves x=±25e−t/5; pseudoperiod 2π/3
15. x(t)=4e−2t−2e−4t, overdamped; u(t)=2 cos (22–√ t)
16. x(t)=4e−3t−2e−7t, overdamped; u(t)≈22221−−√ cos (21−−√ t−0.2149)
17. x(t)=5e−4t(2t+1), critically damped; u(t)≈525–√ cos (4t−5.8195)
18. x(t)=2e−3t cos (4t−3π2), underdamped; u(t)=85cos (5t−3π2)
19. x(t)≈13313−−−√ e−5t/2 cos (6t−0.8254), underdamped; u(t)≈413233−−−√ cos (132t−0.5517)
20. x(t)≈13e−4t cos (2t−1.1760), underdamped; u(t)≈1295−−−√ cos (25–√ t−0.1770)
21. x(t)≈10e−5t cos (10t−0.9273), underdamped; u(t)≈214−−√ cos (55–√ t−0.6405)
22. (b) The time-varying amplitude is 233–√, the frequencyis 43–√ rad/s, and the phase angle is π/6.
23. (a) k≈7018 lb/ft; (b) After about 2.47 s
34. Damping constant: c≈11.51 lb/ft/s; spring constant: k≈189.68 lb/ft
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