Determine the longitudinal displacement of a 1 meter long uniform cross-section steel rod with one end fixed and the other end free. What are the first three frequencies related to the longitudinal motion. u (x, t) x (t) Hints: It is necessary to figure out the given boundary conditions from the given information "..one end fixed and the other end free." • The wave speed c can be found as c = where E = 200 GPa is the elastic modulus and p = 7700 kg/m³ is the density of steel.

Determine the longitudinal displacement of a 1 meter long uniform cross-section steel rod with one end fixed and the other end free. What are the first three frequencies related to the longitudinal motion. u (x, t) x (t) Hints: It is necessary to figure out the given boundary conditions from the given information "..one end fixed and the other end free." • The wave speed c can be found as c = where E = 200 GPa is the elastic modulus and p = 7700 kg/m³ is the density of steel.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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