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In the following problems, take g=32ft/sec2for the U.S. Customary System and g=9.8m/sec2for the MKS system.

Determine the equation of motion for an undamped system at resonance governed by


d2ydt2+9y=2cos3t;y0=1,y'0=0.


Sketch the solution.

Step-by-Step Solution

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Therefore, the solution is yt=cos3t+13tsin3t and its sketch is shown below.



1Step 1: General form

The angular frequency:

 

The amplitude of the steady-state solution to equation (1) depends on the angular frequency  γ of the forcing function and it is given by Aγ=F0Mγ where

 Mγ:=1k-mγ22+b2γ21

 

The undamped system:

The system is governed by md2ydt2+ky=F0cosγt. And the homogenous solution of it is given as; yht=Asinωt+ϕ,ω:=km. And the corresponding homogeneous equation is ypt=F02mωtsinωt.

So, the general solution of the system is yt=Asinωt+ϕ+F02mωtsinωt.

2Step 2: Evaluate the equation

Given that, 

 d2ydt2+9y=2cos3t;y0=1,y'0=0.


 Then, m = 1, k = 9,and F0=2 and γ=3.

 

Find the ωvalue.

 ω=km=91=3

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Then, the general solution is yt=Asinωt+ϕ+F02mωtsinωt.

 

Find the derivative of y.

 y't=Aωcosωt+ϕ+F02mωsinωt+F02mωtcosωt

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3Step 3: Implement the initial conditions.

Given the initial conditions are y0=1,y'0=0.

Then,

t=Asinωt+ϕ+F02mωtsinωty0=Asinω0+ϕ+F02mω0sinω01=Asinϕ


And

t=Aωcosωt+ϕ+F02mωsinωt+F02mωtcosωty'0=Aωcosω0+ϕ+F02mωsinω0+F02mω0cosω00=Aωcosϕ0=3Acosϕ

 

So, A cannot be zero because 1=Asinϕ.

 

Since cosϕ=0. Then,

 

ϕ=cos-10=π2+. Where k is an integer,

 

4Step 4: Find the solution.


Case (1):

 

If k is even, k = 2l, then A becomes 1 and the solution can be written as:

 

yt=sinωt+π2++F02mωtsinωt=sinωt+π2+2+F02mωtsinωt=sinωt+π2+F02mωtsinωt

 

Case (2):

 

If k is odd, k = 2l + 1, then A becomes-1 and the solution can be written as:

 t=-sinωt+π2+2+π+F02mωtsinωt=sinωt+π2+F02mωtsinωt


Since both cases are shown yt=sinωt+π2+F02mωtsinωt. Then,


yt=sinωt+π2+F02mωtsinωt=cosωt+F02mωtsinωt=cos3t+22×1×3tsin3t=cos3t+13tsin3t

So, the solution is yt=cos3t+13tsin3t

A sketch of the solution is shown below.