Solution:
Principle of superposition dictates that we can find the response of a systems which is being acted upon by a number of forces by vectorally adding their responses. Thus the force acting of the system may be assumed to be composed of two parts,
F =
Now we are given a SDOF undapmed system.
Respomse of such a system for a time period of a multi force system is given as:
![maal e-In (3-7) sin wat - T) dt Fo mod e-w (1-7) (w, sin wat - 7) + We cos wat - 7) (Wx)2 + (wa) }] -=0 Fo 1 = 1 .e K e-wyd](http://img.homeworklib.com/questions/18c2e560-f514-11ea-a76a-91adbc06ec52.png?x-oss-process=image/resize,w_560)
For undapmed system,
![Fo [1 k cos wat]](http://img.homeworklib.com/questions/19288a00-f514-11ea-88c5-758856559d75.png?x-oss-process=image/resize,w_560)
The response could be depicted as:

Natural frequency fo the system is given as, wn = (k/m)0.5 = (1500/30)0.5 = 7.07 rad/s
Fo = 150, to = 1sec
Now for 0<t<t0
x(t) = (2x150/1500)(1-cos7.07(t-1)) = 0.2(1-cos7.07(t-1)) m
Now for t0<t<2t0
x(t) = (x150/1500)(1-cos7.07(t)) = 0.1(1-cos7.07(t)) m
From the principal of superposition,
x(t) = 0.1{ 2-cos7.07(t-1)-7.07cos(t) }
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