As seen in the figure below, an object of mass m is attached to a cantilever beam of length L and uniformly distributed mass m. The static deflection curve for the beam is y(x)=(A/2L3).(3Lx2-x3). Calculate the natural frequency of the beam using the Rayleigh method.
As seen in the figure below, an object of mass m is attached to a cantilever beam of length L and uniformly distributed mass m. The static deflection curve for the beam is y(x)=(A/2L3).(3Lx2-x3). Calculate the natural frequency of the beam using the Rayleigh method.
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Chapter9: Moments And Products Of Inertia Of Areas
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As seen in the figure below, an object of mass m is attached to a cantilever beam of length L and uniformly distributed mass m. The static deflection curve for the beam is y(x)=(A/2L3).(3Lx2-x3). Calculate the natural frequency of the beam using the Rayleigh method.
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