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e.g.22 A compressor of 25 kg is mounted on isolator as shown in the figure. The isolator is idealized by a spring and a dampe

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Oool Sin Sof m k 부 m = 25kg 7203 F= 0.001 sin(so) so w=50 sadra who natural pequency (Vina ) un => wna vin? wn= 52.414 rad is

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