Pravinbhai The tip of a massless clamped-free beam connected to mass m =made of a solid piece of steel with Young's Modulus of E = 200 GPa, second moment of area I = 270000 mm and length L = 3 m. Neglecting the damping, the amplitude of12 kg by a spring with stiffness k = 4000 N/m. The mass is excited by a force 10 cos(12t) N. The beam isthe mass matt = 1s000001.67 mm-16.10 mm-5.40 mm-13.36 mm12.63 mmE,I,Lmasslesskwwww12x(t)Fo cos(wt)

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