Consider a 2nd order system with m=30kg, k = 5000N/m, c = 387N-s/m. Generate the BODE...

Consider a 2nd order system with m=30kg, k = 5000N/m, c = 387N-s/m. Generate the BODE plot using MATLAB or Excel to find the maxima. If you do not have Excel, you can use google sheets. For MATLAB users these functions may be useful: (logspace, loglog)

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