Consider a simple mass spring friction system as given in the figure K1, K2 are spring constants f-friction, M-Mass, F-F

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Consider a simple mass spring friction system as given in the figure K1, K2 are spring constants f-friction, M-Mass, F-F

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a) 1/(Ms2+fs+K1.K2)
b) 1/(Ms2+fs+K1+K2)
c) 1/(Ms2+fs+K1.K2/K1+K2)
d) K2/(Ms2+fs+K1)
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