The figure shows a uniform rod with a mass of 3 kg and is pivoted at point A. There is a solid mass of 4 kg at point C. The value of the coefficient of elasticity of the spring k1 = 20 kN / m and k2 = 100 kN / m. Determine; a) the natural system Frequency b) The time taken by the system to complete one oscillating. 20 cm 80 cm k1 k1 k2 k2 k2 B.

The figure shows a uniform rod with a mass of 3 kg and is pivoted at point A. There is a solid mass of 4 kg at point C. The value of the coefficient of elasticity of the spring k1 = 20 kN / m and k2 = 100 kN / m. Determine; a) the natural system Frequency b) The time taken by the system to complete one oscillating. 20 cm 80 cm k1 k1 k2 k2 k2 B.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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