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16. K1 and K2 are springs in parallel. They are attached in series to spring K3, which is attached in series to springs K4 and K5 which are in parallel. If K1=K2-K and K4=K5=2K and K3=0.5K, what is the equivalent spring constant?

16. K1 and K2 are springs in parallel. They are attached in series to spring K3, which is attached in series to springs K4 and K5 which are in parallel. If K1=K2-K and K4=K5=2K and K3=0.5K, what is the equivalent spring constant?

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16. K1 and K2 are springs in parallel. They are attached in series to spring K3, which is attached in series to springs K4 and K5 which are in parallel. If K1-K2-K and K4=K5=2K and K3=0.5K, what is the equivalent spring constant? Material allowables to be used (U.O.S.): Steel Concrete Shear Modulus: G = 79 GPa Young's Modulus: E = 200GPa Jyield: 250 MPa p: 7860 kg/m³ p: 2402 kg/m³
Transcribed Image Text:16. K1 and K2 are springs in parallel. They are attached in series to spring K3, which is attached in series to springs K4 and K5 which are in parallel. If K1-K2-K and K4=K5=2K and K3=0.5K, what is the equivalent spring constant? Material allowables to be used (U.O.S.): Steel Concrete Shear Modulus: G = 79 GPa Young's Modulus: E = 200GPa Jyield: 250 MPa p: 7860 kg/m³ p: 2402 kg/m³
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