Q.22The natural frequencies corresponding to the spring-mass systems I and Il are o, ando, respectively. The ratioiswwSystem ISystem II(a) 2(b)(c)(d) 41/4

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Q.22 The natural frequencies corresponding to the spring-mass systems I and II are o, and O, respectively. The ratio is ww M System I System II (a) 2 (b) 2 (c) (d) 4

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