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The figure shows a structure composed of a beam and a system of springs that supports a box weighing 20 kips. Use the spring stiffness and mechanical properties of the beam given in the figure. Using the vertical displacement of the box as the degree of freedom and the equivalent spring method, determine the equation of motion for free vibrations. Also calculate the frequency and natural period. You can neglect the self-weight of the beam.
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