Mass-Spring-Damper -- Underdamped System, Mathematics

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us consider the following mass-spring-damper system:

md2xdt2+cdxdt+kx=0



with m=5
kg as the mass of the body, k=1.6N/m
as the spring constant and two different values of c. Let the initial displacement be x(0)=1
m and initial velocity be x'(0)=-0.25
m/s.

We will consider the following two cases depending on the value of c
:

Underdamped response: Solve the above ode with c=2
Overdamped response: Solve the above ode with c=10
For both the cases, solve the ODEs using ode45.
Use tSpan=[0:0.1:20] and plot the results to observe the difference in the response for the two cases.
Please report the following results.

For the underdamped system (c=2
), please report the displacement at time t=1

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