How Does the Average Frequency (w1+w2)/2 Affect Undamped Forced Vibrations?

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The average frequency, represented as (w1+w2)/2, plays a crucial role in the analysis of undamped forced vibrations as described by the equation x=Asin{(w1+w2)/2}sin{(w1-w2)/2}. This average frequency is significant in the phasor diagram as it determines the overall oscillation pattern of the system. Understanding this concept is essential for accurately interpreting the behavior of forced vibrations in mechanical systems.

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as we know ,the equation to the undamped forced vibration is
x=Asin{(w1+w2)/2}sin{(w1-w2)/2},the symbols have their usual meaning..but i can't understand how (w1+w2)/2 comes in picture in the phasor diagram...also its significance
 
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