-NM m 1 a H x. I m the two system configurations shown above. The second...
M M Find the Spring Stiffness, K2, for the system above. The system initially, the configuration of the left, had a natural frequency of 8 Hz. Later, the system after removing, K2, the frequency increased to 12 Hz. Where: K = 1 N/m
M M Find the Spring Stiffness, K2, for the system above. The system initially, the configuration of the left, had a natural frequency of 8 Hz. Later, the system after removing, K2, the frequency increased to 12 Hz. Where: K = 1 N/m
For the above problem, determine the First Natural Frequency, W1 of the system, in rad/s: 3,0x40,Nmk7-0.9x103 Nim, k3-35x103 Nim, mrl-3.0 kg and m2 = 3.0 kg Take k For the above problem, determine the Ratio of the Normal Modes for the Second Natural Frequency, r 2 using 2 Take ky-8.25x103 N/m, k2 1,.35-103 N/m, k3-6.25-103 Nim, my-0.5 kg and m2-10 kg ystem shown below, where kjk2. k3 and k4 are stiffnesses of the given springs kFi(t) m2 ms Point 1...
h 1 (25 Pts) Consider the system shown below C2. C1 ki k2 ky ka kı = 8 N/m, k,-100 N/m, k3-k,-50 N/m and c,-c2-16Ns/m. a) Determine the equation of motion for the system b) Compute the time constant and natural frequency of oscillation tain the free response for the initial conditions x(0)-1 and (0)-1
Can I get help with this 2. (20 points) The damped single degree-of-freedom mass-spring system shown below has a mass m- 20 kg and a spring stiffness coefficient k 2400 N/m. a) Determine the damping coefficient of the system, if it is given that the mass exhibits a response with an amplitude of 0.02 m when the support is harmonically excited at the natural frequency of the system with an amplitude Yo-0.007 m b) Determine the amplitude of the dynamic...
Q1. For the system shown in Figure 1 where the beam with mass m and length L is connected to the fixed surfaces through three springs with same stiffness k, (i) Calculate the total kinetic energy and total potential energy of the system; (ii) Derive the equation of motion in terms of rotation angle 0; (iii) Find the natural frequency of the system; (iv) Calculate the natural period if the stiffness k of all springs is doubled; (v) If the...
4. Two objects of masses m/ and m2 are connected by a massless spring as shown in the figure below. The spring has a natural length of L and a stiffness of k. Owo a. If x is the extension of the spring by the horizontal motion of the masses, use Newton's second law to determine the equations of motion for each object. b. Combine these equations to show that the system oscillates at a frequency of - mįm2 w2...
Please provide any MATLAB code you used for plotting. 1 1 2 m2 1. Consider the system above. Derive the equation of motion and calculate the mass and stiffness matrices. a) Calculate the characteristic equation forthe case m 9 kg m 1 kg k 24 N/m k2 3 N/mk3- 3 N/m and solve for the system's natural frequencies. b.) Calculate the eigenvectors u1 and u2 c.) Calculate xi(t) and x2(t), given x2(0)-1 mm, and xi(0) - vz(0) -vi(0) 0 d.)...
A system of two blocks is shown in Figure above. Block # 1 of mass M = 10 kg is sitting on the block #2 of mass 3M. There is friction between blocks, the coefficient of friction is mu = 0.4. The second block is sitting on the table, there is no friction between the second block and the table. Force F = 40 N is applied as shown in Figure above. Find accelerations of the blocks.
Blackboard QUESTION 18 012 (b): For the above problem, determine the First Natural Frequency, w1 of the system, in rad/s Take Atl-8.25x 103 Nm/rad, kt2-1.35x103 Nm/rad, J,-0.5 kg and J2-1.0 kg QUESTION 19 012 (ch For the above problem, determine the Ratio of the Normal Modes for the Second Natural Frequency, wz using: t2 Take Arl-8.25x ㎡ Nmrad. Ar2-1.35x 10S N mirad, J,-0.5 kg and々-1.0 kg, ω2-139.2907864 rad's QUESTION 20 013 are stiffnesses of the given springs For the system...