For the system shown in Figurel a. Derive the equation of motion in terms of x and e b. Determine the natural frequencies. c. Determine the mode shapes. d. Determine the system response of forced vibration in terms of the coordinates shown in th figure. e. Determine the condition that the response of the pendulum equals to zero, 0-0 L-1 m the two masses attached at L/2. IJ-4 kg.m? 1000 1000 N/m N/m 1000 N/m w 4 kg-w 2 kg

For the system shown in Figurel a. Derive the equation of motion in terms of x and e b. Determine the natural frequencies. c. Determine the mode shapes. d. Determine the system response of forced vibration in terms of the coordinates shown in th figure. e. Determine the condition that the response of the pendulum equals to zero, 0-0 L-1 m the two masses attached at L/2. IJ-4 kg.m? 1000 1000 N/m N/m 1000 N/m w 4 kg-w 2 kg

University Physics Volume 1

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Chapter15: Oscillations

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