Understanding Dual Mass Spring System: Relating Acceleration and Oscillations

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The discussion focuses on understanding the relationship between the acceleration of masses in a dual mass spring system with oscillations at amplitudes x1 and x2. Members are encouraged to conduct a Google search for "coupled harmonic oscillator solution" to find worked examples that may clarify the topic. If further questions arise or specific issues persist, participants are invited to create new threads in the Homework section for additional assistance. The thread has been closed for further comments.
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Dear members I'am stuck in Dual mass spring system.
How do we relate acceleration of masses when they are are oscillating relatively with let say amplitudes x1 and x2?
Is there any simpler approach available please let me know.thanks.
 
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A google search for "coupled harmonic oscillator solution" will find you some worked examples.

If as a result of that search you have more specific questions or need help getting past some sticking point, please feel free to start new threads in the Homework section of this forum.

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