mass is
kg
.
spring stretches 9.8 cm or 0.098 meter
so x=0.098
from Hooke's law,




N/m
.
.
there is no damping so damping constant is c=0
.
force is
.
DE is given by




.
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initially, spring is in steady-state so
and there is no initial velocity so
.
for homogeneous system

find roots



for 2 complex roots, the complementary solution is

.
.
here we have
here
which is already a root of given DE so we need to multiply "t" in particular solution
so assume that particular solution is

take first derivative

take second derivative

.
.
put all values in given DE

.

.

.

compare coefficient both sides.
.

put both constant in a particular solution



..
general solution is

....................(1)
.
here y(0)=0



....................put
it back in equation 1
.

.........................(2)
take derivative

here y'(0)=0




...................put
it back in equation 2
.


.
.
.

from the graph, there is no maximum excursion
so type NONE
.
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