2. For the two-degree-of-freedom system shown in Figure Q2 with m 1 kg, k =987 N/m, k' = 217 N/m, c = 0.6284 N. s/m, and c' = 0.0628 N. s/m.a. Determine the system's natural frequencies and the corresponding mode shapes.b. Determine the modal mass, modal stiffness and modal damping matrices.c'Cmk'Figure Q2. Spring-mass-damper system.

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