Q1:- For the system shown on the figure calculate the natural frequency and specify whether the system is over or under damped. M, sin ot m- 10 kg 1 = 0.1 kg-m r= 10 cm k=1.6 x 10 N C= 640 N-s Mo= 100 rad = 180

Q1:- For the system shown on the figure calculate the natural frequency and specify whether the system is over or under damped. M, sin ot m- 10 kg 1 = 0.1 kg-m r= 10 cm k=1.6 x 10 N C= 640 N-s Mo= 100 rad = 180

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Q1:- For the system shown on the figure calculate the natural frequency
and specify whether the system is over or under damped.
M sin or
vve
m= 10 kg
1= 0.1 kg-m?
r= 10 cm
k= 1.6 x 10 N
C= 640 N-s
M. = 100
m
= 180
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