What Causes a Driven Harmonic Oscillator to Be Deleted?

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Can you figure out the forces working on a part of the oscillator?
 
The driving force just seems to be a function of angular frequency.
 
Why have you deleted the original post? It is both annoying and counter-productive, how do you expect us to help you if we can't see the question?
 

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