Mathematics, 28.01.2021 01:20, raquelle66

A car suspension is described with a mass and spring system, as shown in Figure 1 Given an oscillation described by the function: = 0.5(sin(0.7)
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i) The velocity of the tyre is described by () = 0.35cos (0.7)

ii) The acceleration of the tyre is described by () = −0.245sin(0.7)

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