Brownish Monster

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Dec 18	comment	How would natural (resonant) frequencies affect amplitudes? Thanks for a lot of the help.
Dec 17	comment	How would natural (resonant) frequencies affect amplitudes? That's to say, I'm not sure how you got from the ODE to the solution in the answer.
Dec 17	comment	How would natural (resonant) frequencies affect amplitudes? Oh, I misunderstood, yeah thanks that makes sense. Although I'm still not quite sure how you derived the equation. Did you by any chance use an app like Maple or MATLAB to solve it? Sorry for asking too many questions, my lecturer says it's better to understand how the equation is derived.
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Dec 17	comment	How would natural (resonant) frequencies affect amplitudes? Why does the output fall off? Wouldn't $y_{out}$ be higher when in phase with $f_n$
Dec 17	comment	How would natural (resonant) frequencies affect amplitudes? It's fine, I'm an (mechanical) engineering student myself and just needed to be sure.
Dec 16	comment	How would natural (resonant) frequencies affect amplitudes? Thanks. Would you mind explaining how the equation is derived and what $j$ is? It's not $\sqrt(-1)$, is it?
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