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For the mass-spring system subjected to the harmonic force shown, if the maximum amplitude of the total response is 0.75 m, find the spring constant k. Set mass = 1 kg. (10 pts) a) 25.0 N/m b) 17.0 N/m c) 32.5 N/m d) 12.0 N/m

For the mass-spring system subjected to the harmonic force shown, if the maximum amplitude of the total response is 0.75 m, find the spring constant k. Set mass = 1 kg. (10 pts) a) 25.0 N/m b) 17.0 N/m c) 32.5 N/m d) 12.0 N/m

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4 For the mass-spring system subjected to the harmonic force shown, if the maximum amplitude of the total response is 0.75 m , find the spring constant k . Set mass = 1 k g . (10pts) a) 25.0 N / m b) 17.0 N / m c) 32.5 N / m d) 12.0 N / m

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