1) The figure below shows a system in which mass m2 is added to mass m1 (the spring is not stretched). Answer the following questions about the motion when mass m2 is released freely. However, the mass and moment of inertia of the movable pulley are ignored. k mi m2 X₂ 1) Show the kinetic energy of the entire system using x1 and x2 (just the answer is enough). 2) Show the relationship between x1 and x2 (just the answer is enough). 3) Find the equivalent mass of the entire system. 4) Show the equation of motion of the system using this equivalent mass. However, assume that t damping is zero. 5) Find the natural frequency

1) The figure below shows a system in which mass m2 is added to mass m1 (the spring is not stretched). Answer the following questions about the motion when mass m2 is released freely. However, the mass and moment of inertia of the movable pulley are ignored. k mi m2 X₂ 1) Show the kinetic energy of the entire system using x1 and x2 (just the answer is enough). 2) Show the relationship between x1 and x2 (just the answer is enough). 3) Find the equivalent mass of the entire system. 4) Show the equation of motion of the system using this equivalent mass. However, assume that t damping is zero. 5) Find the natural frequency

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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