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7. Select the best outcome/situation for the structure when the frequency
ratio, r equal to 1*
Nothing happen to the structure
Structure begin to crack
Structure becomes ductile
Resonance occur
Structure will be elongated

8. The vibration amplitude of undamped system is generally larger than
damped system *
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