Consider the two-degrees-of-freedom mass-spring system below. Assume m₁ = 30 kg, m2 = 35 kg. If the second natural frequency of the system is 100 rad/s, the value of stiffness k is k₂ = k k₂= k k₂= k 174.41 kN/m 107.38 kN/m MA 140.93 kN/m 39.24 kN/m 73.62 kN/m 4 4 x₁ (t) x₂ (t) m₂ m₂ mm

Consider the two-degrees-of-freedom mass-spring system below. Assume m₁ = 30 kg, m2 = 35 kg. If the second natural frequency of the system is 100 rad/s, the value of stiffness k is k₂ = k k₂= k k₂= k 174.41 kN/m 107.38 kN/m MA 140.93 kN/m 39.24 kN/m 73.62 kN/m 4 4 x₁ (t) x₂ (t) m₂ m₂ mm

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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