Question Problem No.2:Find the natural longitudinal frequencies, the frequency Equation and Mode shapes of a uniform barwith shear modulus G and mass density p, and a fixed - fixed at both ends boundary conditions.Whereas the free-vibration torsional equation of motion of the rod is obtained as:a²0dx2c²2²0at²-(x, t) = (x, t)where0 (x, t) = (A coC =PAnd the General Solution of the free vibration equation of motion is:ωχωχ+B sin (C cos wt + D sin wt)C

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