HOMEWORK 08B Impulse, step response Problem 1: Problem 2: Problem 3:

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HOMEWORK 08B Impulse, step response Problem 1: Problem 2: Problem 3:

Problem 1: Solution of Problem 1 in Homework 01B gives the following equations of motion: Here, f(t) is the input, x(t) is the response. where m=2 kg, k=3240 N/m ve c=380 Ns/m. Find impulse response. Plot the response. b) Find the step input with the amplitude of 40. Plot the response. Click for answer. b) a)

Problem 2: Solution of Problem 2 in Homework 01B gives the following equations of motion: Here, T(t) is the input, θ(t) is the response. where m=1.8 kg, L=0.42m, k=32000 N/m, c=486 Ns/m. Find impulse response. Plot the response. b) Find the step input with the amplitude of 3.8. Plot the response. Click for answer. a) b)

Find impulse response with the amplitude of 3. Plot the response. Problem 3: Solution of Problem 6 in Homework 01C gives the following equations of motion for the system, where m1=250 kg, m2=350 kg, k=37000 N/m, c=1500 N/m, L1=1.2 m. m1, L1 θ yA m2 k c Find impulse response with the amplitude of 3. Plot the response. b) Find the step input with the amplitude of 0.08. Plot the response. a) Click for answer. b)