The spring,Parts of a Vehicle weigh (9.79KN),sta center of gran'ty is (106.7cm) behind the frontaxle & wheelbam is (223.6cm) - The combined Stiffnessof the Springs ot the front suspension is ( 24.52 kN/m)& that of the rear suspinsion is (26.27KN/m). Theradius of ayration of the sprunya horizontal transverse axis through the center otgravity is (102.6cm) .Calculate 'the natural freguemciesof the pitch & bounce motions of the vehicleAlso de termine the locations ol osc;llatnbodg.parts aboutenters.

Given: Sprung weight Ws=9.79 kN CG a=106.7 cm behind the front axle wheelbase l=228.6 cm…

Q2] The ita center of gran'ty is (106.7cm) behind the front axle & wheelbame is (22'8.6 cm) . The combined stiffness of the Springs of the front suspension is ( 24.52 KN/m) & that of the rear suspinsion is (26.27KN/m). The raclius of gyration of the spruny a horizontal "transverse ax's through the center of Sprung Parts of a Vehicle weigh (9.79KN), parts about grovity is (102.6cm) . Calculate "the matural freyuencies of the pitch & bounce motions of the vehicle body. Also de termine the locations of oscillation centers.

Q2] The ita center of gran'ty is (106.7cm) behind the front axle & wheelbame is (22'8.6 cm) . The combined stiffness of the Springs of the front suspension is ( 24.52 KN/m) & that of the rear suspinsion is (26.27KN/m). The raclius of gyration of the spruny a horizontal "transverse ax's through the center of Sprung Parts of a Vehicle weigh (9.79KN), parts about grovity is (102.6cm) . Calculate "the matural freyuencies of the pitch & bounce motions of the vehicle body. Also de termine the locations of oscillation centers.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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