A single degree of freedom system with mass of 100 Kg, a damping ratio o 0.707 and a natural frequency of 8 HZ. The base of the system is excited with a frequency of 80 rad/s, The natural frequency of the system in rad/s is Choose. + Choose.. The value of the stiffness of the system is (N/m) 50.26 The damper of the system (in ke/s) is 0.1 325684 The frequency ratio is 10

A single degree of freedom system with mass of 100 Kg, a damping ratio o 0.707 and a natural frequency of 8 HZ. The base of the system is excited with a frequency of 80 rad/s, The natural frequency of the system in rad/s is Choose. + Choose.. The value of the stiffness of the system is (N/m) 50.26 The damper of the system (in ke/s) is 0.1 325684 The frequency ratio is 10

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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