2. A spring with k = 4500 N/cm supports a mass of 1.5 Kg.Determine the 'natural frequency' of this system in rad/sec &Hz?3. Determine the fourier series that represents the function as

Stiffness, k= 4500 N/cm= 4500(100) N/m= 450000 N/m Mass, m= 1.5 kg Note: i) Natural frequency of…

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