Two identical circular cylinders, each with mass m and radius r according to the figure, are connected by a spring with hardness k. Get the natural frequencies and draw the shape of the modes .(Teylinder =;mr?) 36 K www m m

Two identical circular cylinders, each with mass m and radius r according to the figure, are connected by a spring with hardness k. Get the natural frequencies and draw the shape of the modes .(Teylinder =;mr?) 36 K www m m

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Chapter2: Axially Loaded Members

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Two identical circular cylinders, each with mass m and radius r according
to the figure, are connected by a spring with hardness k. Get the natural
frequencies and draw the shape of the modes .(Teylinder =;mr?)
36 K
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