The mass of angle ABC is negligible. If the block undergoes small amplitudes, in the differential equation, define the coefficient accompanying the second derivative ( Coef x"); the coefficient accompanying the function without derivative ( Coef x ); find the natural frequency of oscillation (wn (rad/s) ); and, the frequency of vibration f (Hz). If: the springs are identical, and, they are elongated x1 when AB is in the vertical position shown in the figure; the constant of each is k; furthermore, the weight of the block is known to be W. A L1 L2 w

The mass of angle ABC is negligible. If the block undergoes small amplitudes, in the differential equation, define the coefficient accompanying the second derivative ( Coef x"); the coefficient accompanying the function without derivative ( Coef x ); find the natural frequency of oscillation (wn (rad/s) ); and, the frequency of vibration f (Hz). If: the springs are identical, and, they are elongated x1 when AB is in the vertical position shown in the figure; the constant of each is k; furthermore, the weight of the block is known to be W. A L1 L2 w

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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