Problem L7.3. Now that we have a basic understanding of Simulink, we can begin to simulate some pretty interesting behavior. (a) Diagram the system below using an analog circuit- assume zero ICs except r1(0) = 5 m and that the blocks slide freely without friction (Handwritten EOM and analog circuit). (b) Translate the analog circuit into the Simulink environment- Simulate long enough to observe the periodic nature of the response. Use = 1. m (c) See anything interesting? Can you explain what's happening here? You should see a 'beating phenomenon'- what is the period of the beating? Make sure to run the simulation for a long enough time to see the phenomenon. k m X1 0.05 k X2 m

Problem L7.3. Now that we have a basic understanding of Simulink, we can begin to simulate some pretty interesting behavior. (a) Diagram the system below using an analog circuit- assume zero ICs except r1(0) = 5 m and that the blocks slide freely without friction (Handwritten EOM and analog circuit). (b) Translate the analog circuit into the Simulink environment- Simulate long enough to observe the periodic nature of the response. Use = 1. m (c) See anything interesting? Can you explain what's happening here? You should see a 'beating phenomenon'- what is the period of the beating? Make sure to run the simulation for a long enough time to see the phenomenon. k m X1 0.05 k X2 m

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