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This exercise is for Mass-Spring System Model I need someone put comments about the obtained result .........title pf the graph is not enough
**Create a MATLAB-function and save it by the name mass_spring.m
% Firstly, this M-file to define the function of the position to time function dXdt = mass_spring(t, X)
% Enter the values of the given parameters,
M=750; % (Kg)
B=30; % ( Nsec/m)
F=300; % N
K=15; % (N/m) dXdt(1) = X(2);
dXdt(2) = -B/M*X(2) - K/M*X(1) + F/M;
dXdt = [dXdt(1) dXdt(2)]';
****Now, create an M-file and name it as Excr3.m, as following
X0=[0 ; 0]; % (initial speed and position)
[t,X] = ode45('mass_spring', [0 200] , X0);
plot(t, X(:,1),'o-', t, X(:,2),'*-');
title('Mass-Spring Model time response to a constant traction force F(t) ') grid
After entering the code I got this Graph I need someone explain form me this graph
Note the acceleration is: a=(dv(t))/dt=(d^2 x(t))/(dt^2 )
Velocity (speed) is v=(dx(t))/dt
and, displacement is x(t)
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David Sanchez
on 9 Oct 2014
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To understand the plot, just read the title.
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