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    This homework assignment involves determining the natural frequencies of various mechanical systems. Students are tasked with calculating the natural frequency of a mass attached to a spring, a simple pendulum, and a 1000kg mass mounted on an isolator. They must also determine the damping ratio, damped frequency, spring stiffness, and damping coefficient for the isolated 1000kg mass.

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    This homework assignment involves determining the natural frequencies of various mechanical systems. Students are tasked with calculating the natural frequency of a mass attached to a spring, a simple pendulum, and a 1000kg mass mounted on an isolator. They must also determine the damping ratio, damped frequency, spring stiffness, and damping coefficient for the isolated 1000kg mass.

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    Mechanical Vibrations HW 4: Natural Frequencies & Damping

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    This homework assignment involves determining the natural frequencies of various mechanical systems. Students are tasked with calculating the natural frequency of a mass attached to a spring, a simple pendulum, and a 1000kg mass mounted on an isolator. They must also determine the damping ratio, damped frequency, spring stiffness, and damping coefficient for the isolated 1000kg mass.

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    Mechanical Vibrations

    HW 4

    1- Determine the natural frequency of the mass m

    as shown in the figures

    2- Determine the natural frequency of the


    Pendulum shown

    3-
    4-

    5-

    6- From the figure below, a mass of 1000kg mounted on an isolator Determine


    damping ratio, natural frequency, damped frequency and spring stiffness and
    damping ratio

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