Base Excitation: Find response and transmitted force

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The discussion revolves around finding the response z(t) and the transmitted force for a vehicle on a rough road, given a constant velocity. The relevant equation provided is a second-order differential equation that describes the system's dynamics. The user initially struggled to relate the spatial curve of the vehicle's path to the time domain response. Ultimately, they resolved their confusion and found a solution to the problem. The focus is on applying the mathematical model to analyze vehicle dynamics under base excitation.
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Homework Statement


The diagram simulates a vehicle driving on a rough road. Let v=constant. Find an equation for the response z(t) as well as the force transmitted to the vehicle

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Homework Equations



x'' + 2ζω(x'-x_b') + ω^2(x-x_b) = 0
x_b(t) = X(iω)*e^(iωt)

The Attempt at a Solution



I'm confused at how to relate the equation y(x) to the time domain. We're given the curve the vehicle travels on with respect to x, but the response is with respect to time.
 

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