Q3) Find the natural frequencies of transverse vibration of string of length 1 m restingon linear springs of stiffness ki and k2 at the ends x = 0 and x= 1, respectively.Assume the following data: P=1000 N, p0.1 kg/m, and kı= k2 = 5000 N/m.Q4) A cable with a massless andfrictionless slide on one end and fixedFrictionless,PinnedFixedon the other has the followingmassless,sliderproperties.Tension in string = 100 N%3DString density = 1 kg/mString length, = 1 ma) What are the boundary conditions?b) Derive the expression for the natural frequencies.

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