Q1 The frequency equation of a 3 Degree of Freedom spring mass system (Figure Q1) is given as: m³w6 – 4km²wª + 3k?mw² = 0 where the value of the mass, m = 0.1 kg and spring stiffness coefficient, k = 10 N/m. By performing your calculation (final answer in 3 decimal points): (a) Determine the most positive roots of the system, w using Bisection Method. Use initial value of [5.7, 15.5]. Iterate until 5th iteration.

Q1 The frequency equation of a 3 Degree of Freedom spring mass system (Figure Q1) is given as: m³w6 – 4km²wª + 3k?mw² = 0 where the value of the mass, m = 0.1 kg and spring stiffness coefficient, k = 10 N/m. By performing your calculation (final answer in 3 decimal points): (a) Determine the most positive roots of the system, w using Bisection Method. Use initial value of [5.7, 15.5]. Iterate until 5th iteration.

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Chapter5: Analysis Of Convection Heat Transfer

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