A car and the suspension system are a damped spring, mass system, with a natural frequency...

A car and the suspension system are a damped spring, mass system, with a natural frequency 2 Hz and a damping coefficient 0.2. The car drives at speed V over a road with sinusoidal roughness. The roughness wavelength is 20 m, with a amplitude of 50 cm. What speed does the maximum amplitude of vibration occur? What is the corresponding vibration amplitude?

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