A 1kg mass is attached to a spring immersed in a fluid that exerts a dampingforce...

A 1kg mass is attached to a spring immersed in a fluid that exerts a dampingforce of 5N per 2m/s. When the spring is extended 0.5m beyond equilibrium,a force of 2N is exerted by the spring. Assume the mass is returned to rest.Find the equation for the position of the mass relative to equilibrium in theevent that the following driving forces are applied. One, an impulse of 1Nafter 0.5s. Two, a force of sin(π2t)N applied for a duration of 1s starting at1s.

Also, if the formula for impulse is written as my" + γy' + ky = impulse function.

Please explain how to calculate γ here.

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genius_generous answered 2 years ago

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