Sphere, mass mFind the equivalent stiffness and mass of the systemshown in the figure, then find the natural frequency.No slipBell crank lever,mass moment ofinertia Jo90°4k₁m00000x(1)

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Sphere, mass m Find the equivalent stiffness and mass of the system shown in the figure, then find the natural frequency. No slip Bell crank lever, mass moment of inertia Jo 90° 4 k₁ m 00000 x(1)