Please solve all questions PROBLEM # 2:-The given blower is driven by 1500 RPM electricalmotor. The vibration wave forms and spectrumsare shown below in figures a, b, c, and the overallis given in figure dBeside each signal indicate describe the problem?a, V, s.v. Amplitude*.*.*|AmplitudeSCAMA1--25 Hz1-4 Hz1--100 HzAmplitude8.V. SA|442515=4 Hz252525Measurementpoint-25 Hz5050505075757575100 [Hz]100->f[Hz]fg=100 Hz100f[Hz]100->>f[Hz]

1) the graph indicates that the wave form is sine wave form. Similarly, the FFT spectrum indicates…

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