4.3.3. A square membrane with sides of length L, uniform surface density ps, and uniform tension T is fixed on three sides and free on the other. (a) Find the frequency of the fundamental mode. (b) Write a general expression for the natural frequencies and one for the normal modes. (c) Sketch the nodal patterns for the three normal modes with the lowest natural frequencies.

4.3.3. A square membrane with sides of length L, uniform surface density ps, and uniform tension T is fixed on three sides and free on the other. (a) Find the frequency of the fundamental mode. (b) Write a general expression for the natural frequencies and one for the normal modes. (c) Sketch the nodal patterns for the three normal modes with the lowest natural frequencies.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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