2.16 A two-mass translational mechanical system has the following mathematical model: m₁1 + b₁1+k₁(x1 - 2) = fa(t) m₂ä2 + b₂2+k₁(x₂ - 1) + k₂x2 = 0 b₂²2 + k₁(² X1 The displacements x₁ and x₂ are measured from their respective equilibrium positions. An external force fa(t) is applied to the system. Sketch a possible configuration of the two-mass mechanical system. Label all elements and show the positive convention for displacements on your sketch.

2.16 A two-mass translational mechanical system has the following mathematical model: m₁1 + b₁1+k₁(x1 - 2) = fa(t) m₂ä2 + b₂2+k₁(x₂ - 1) + k₂x2 = 0 b₂²2 + k₁(² X1 The displacements x₁ and x₂ are measured from their respective equilibrium positions. An external force fa(t) is applied to the system. Sketch a possible configuration of the two-mass mechanical system. Label all elements and show the positive convention for displacements on your sketch.

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