Electrical engineering..Hand written plz Given the following spring-mass-dampersystem,where k = 450 N/m,c 25 N. s/mand m 100 kg. The system is excited by theforce F(t), where F(t) is as shown.F().1103.510.5-110Assume the initial conditions, z(0) = 0 and v(0) = 0.%3D%3DThe response z(4.9), m, isO0.142198O0.6504055O0.444311O0.7611567

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