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/
2
,s
Division of the mode shapes by
(
M
s
)
=
1
,
2
,
leads to scaled mode shapes
0
and
φ
2
=
0
.
.
1
√
m
459701
1
√
m
888074
φ
1
=
(4)
0
.
627963
−
0
.
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Then
0
1
√
m
.
459701
0
.
888074
Φ
=
(5)
0
.
627963
−
0
.
325057
Step 3. Compute the generalized mass and loading matrix. For the scaled mode shapes, the
generalized mass matrix is a unit matrix, and the load matrix is
0
t
P
0
√
m
.
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Φ
T
P
P
=
=
≥
0
(6)
−
0
.
325057
Steps 4, 5, and 6. Obtain the uncoupled equations of motion. The
i
th
(
i
=
1
,
2
)
equation is
2
i
q
i
+
ω
=
(
)
q
i
P
i
t
(7)
and the initial conditions are calculated from Eq. (10.85) as
q
0
.
Step 7. Compute the modal response due to the applied loading. From Eq. (10.87) with
ζ
(
0
)
= ˙
q
(
0
)
=
=
0
,
i
t
P
0
√
m
1
ω
q
1
(
t
)
=
0
.
627963
sin
ω
(
t
−
τ)
d
τ
1
1
0
P
0
=
0
.
627963
1
√
m
(
1
−
cos
ω
1
t
)
(8)
2
ω
P
0
q
2
(
t
)
=−
0
.
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2
√
m
(
1
−
cos
ω
2
t
)
2
ω
Step 8. From Eq. (10.90), the physical displacement response is computed as
V
=
Φq
. Thus,
0
P
0
m
1
ω
1
ω
V
1
=
u
1
.
459701
×
0
.
62727963
1
(
1
−
cos
ω
1
t
)
−
0
.
888074
×
0
.
325057
2
(
1
−
cos
ω
2
t
)
796266
k
538188
k
0
455295
1
m
t
122
1
m
t
P
0
k
=
.
−
cos 0
.
−
0
.
−
cos 1
.
(9)
and
0
u
2
P
0
m
1
ω
1
ω
627963
2
325057
2
V
2
=
.
1
(
1
−
cos
ω
1
t
)
+
0
.
2
(
1
−
cos
ω
2
t
)
796266
k
538188
k
0
621945
1
m
t
44658
1
m
t
(10)
P
0
k
=
.
−
cos 0
.
+
0
.
−
cos 1
.
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