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Q: The block diagram given below; A) Reduce it B) G1(s)=2/s ; G2(s)=1/4s+2 ; G3(s)=4 ;H(s)=0.5…

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Q: A rigid bar with mass, M as shown in Figure 1 is pivoted at point 0, and has a point mass m attached…

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Q: A quarter car model of an automotive vehicle suspension system is shown in Figure Q2 below, where k,…

A: According to the given data m1=378.9kg m2=23.4kg k1=19.3kN/m k2=94kN/m We need to find  First…

Q: The beam shown in Figure 2(a) has a mass of 31 kg, length of 2.6 m and a pivot about point C. A…

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Q: Considering that the displacement motion (x) of the single degree of freedom mass-spring-damper…

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Q: Q2-Find (meg) & (Keq) for the mechanism shown in fig (1), with respect to the displacement (x).

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Q: A. Obtain the differential equations and set them in the matrix form. B. find the natural…

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Q: A quarter car model of an automotive vehicle suspension system is shown in Figure Q2 below, where k₁…

A: Given: The stiffness, k₁ = 22 kN/m The mass, m₁ = 304.3 kg The stiffness, k₂ = 82.2 kN/m The mass,…

Q: Consider the mass excited by the moving base as shown in the figure. m=3 kg. k=3000 N/m, C=100 kg/s,…

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Q: a) Find the equations of motion for this system. b) What are the natural frequency and damping ratio…

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Q: Probic points) Assume a string with length L which is fixed at left side, and the mass, m, and the…

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Q: Speed of rotation of the conical pendulum is increased from 75rpm to 90rpm. Find the difference…

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Q: A quarter car model of an automotive vehicle suspension system is shown in Figure Q2 below, where k,…

A: m1=257.5kg m2=28.8kg k1=24.4kN/m k2=83.2kN/m we need to find  The first system natural frequency i.e…

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Q: Mass 15 kg. C=150 Ns/m, k = 200 N/m, a=0.5 m, b=0.75 m Find: 1. Static equilibrium condition 2.…

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Q: For the system shown in Figure 2, u (t) and y(t) denote the absolute displacements of Building A and…

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Q: The mass equals 1 kg, the spring constant equals 25 N/m, and the damping coefficient equals 0.05…

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Q: Mass: 10 kg Can move up and down only k: 600000 N/m Fixed a) Find the 1t 5 natural frequencies for…

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Q: Q5:- in the fig M= 20 kg, c=7 N.s/m, k=10 N/M, the excitation is 10 sin5t, find natural frequency,…

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Free undamped vibrations

Whenever an object/system displaces in either side of its equilibrium position with the help of an external/internal means, then the object/system moves regularly or randomly on both sides of its equilibrium position. This motion is called vibration. Generally, there are three types of vibration: longitudinal vibration, transverse vibration, and torsional vibration.