Elements Of Electromagnetics
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An accelerometer is composed of weight W = 0.042 lb suspended by a spring for which k = 5 lb/in., and the fluid damping factor for the instrument is zeta = 0.65. when used on a machine vibrating at a frequency of 13.647 Hz, the instrument reading for the maximum acceleration is 50 in/sec^2. Determine fhe correct value of the maximum acceleration of the machine.
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