numerical method matlab question.

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I am an expert in matab and Mechanics. I am very familiar these vibration equations. I have many experiences in ordinary equation solving by Matlab. I can do it correctly.

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There is no full question in your attachment 1- Qusetion 1 : need to know F(t) in figure 9.17 which is not attached . 2- Question 2 : need to know the requirement exactly .

i am teaching assistant and teach my students to solve this type of problems. I plan to solve this equations using ode23 function in MATLAB.

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