A beam AB with bending stiffness El=88x106kg-cm2 is supported by springs at point A and point B. The spring coefficient k of each spring is 50kg/cm, as shown in the figure. Omit the distributed mass of the beam, try to calculate the period of free vibration of the block 1.0m to the left of point B and weight W=450kg.

A beam AB with bending stiffness El=88x106kg-cm2 is supported by springs at point A and point B. The spring coefficient k of each spring is 50kg/cm, as shown in the figure. Omit the distributed mass of the beam, try to calculate the period of free vibration of the block 1.0m to the left of point B and weight W=450kg.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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