Find the amplitude of the steady-state motion

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A system with m = 0.026 kg , k = 35 N/m and b = 0.59 kg/s is driven by a harmonically varying force of amplitude 3.6 N. Find the amplitude of the steady-state motion when the angular frequency of the driving force is 11.6 rad/s.

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