* For the following system of negligible beam mass find 1-natural frequency in rad/sec 2- the frequency in cle/sec 3-find the displacement at any time KI here E=200 GPa, I=5 x 10-7 m, M=20 kg, K1=6 kN/m, damping ratio=0.1 4m, initial displacement30.01m 4 KM

* For the following system of negligible beam mass find 1-natural frequency in rad/sec 2- the frequency in cle/sec 3-find the displacement at any time KI here E=200 GPa, I=5 x 10-7 m, M=20 kg, K1=6 kN/m, damping ratio=0.1 4m, initial displacement30.01m 4 KM

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* For the following system of negligible beam mass find 1-natural frequency in rad/sec 2- the frequency in
cle/sec 3-find the displacement at any time
here E=200 GPa, I=5 x 10-7 m, M=20 kg, K1=6 kN/m, damping ratio30.1
4m, initial displacement%-D0.01m
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