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    This document discusses mechanical systems and their elements. It covers units of measurement in the United States, International, and British systems. It also describes inertia elements like mass and moment of inertia. Finally, it discusses spring elements and defines the force-elongation relationship for springs using Hooke's law.

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    This document discusses mechanical systems and their elements. It covers units of measurement in the United States, International, and British systems. It also describes inertia elements like mass and moment of inertia. Finally, it discusses spring elements and defines the force-elongation relationship for springs using Hooke's law.

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    Contoh 4: A. Inverse Laplace

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    This document discusses mechanical systems and their elements. It covers units of measurement in the United States, International, and British systems. It also describes inertia elements like mass and moment of inertia. Finally, it discusses spring elements and defines the force-elongation relationship for springs using Hooke's law.

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    Contoh 4: a.

    Inverse laplace

    b. Inverse laplace

    Mechanical Systems 3.1 Systems units : United States International System (SI) British Engineering System (BES)

    3.2 Mechanical Elements Inertia Elements (mass, momen inertia)

    Spring Elements F = kx F=k(x1-x2)

    F = force, k = spring constant, x = elongation spring

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