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An elastic bar with flexural rigidity EI has a mass m at one end and pivots above the other in a frictionless bearing. A torsional spring with a modulus K supports the bar and mass in a horizontal position. Determine an equation for the calculations of the natural frequencies of the system.

An elastic bar with flexural rigidity EI has a mass m at one end and pivots above the other in a frictionless bearing. A torsional spring with a modulus K supports the bar and mass in a horizontal position. Determine an equation for the calculations of the natural frequencies of the system.

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