Differential equations of motion

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The discussion focuses on deriving the differential equations of motion for a specific system. The equations presented are x" + (f/m)x' + 3(k/m)x = 0 and x" + σx' + ω^2x = 0, where σ = f/m and ω = sqrt(3k/m). Participants confirm the correctness of these equations and express gratitude for the assistance. The conversation emphasizes clarity in the formulation of differential equations in motion. Overall, the thread provides a concise overview of the equations relevant to the problem at hand.
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Write down the differential equations of motion.
(Step by step if you can)2. The attempt at a solution

x"+(f/m)x'+3(k/m)x=0
or
x"+σx'+ω^2x=0
where σ=f/m and ω=sqrt(3k/m)

Thanks in advance.
 
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