6. Consider the following 1-DOF system, where k = 857.8 N/m and m = 49.2 * :0-3 kg, calculate the natural frequency in rad/s and Hz. Also find the period of scillations and the maximum displacement if the spring isinitially displaced 10 am with no initial velocity.

6. Consider the following 1-DOF system, where k = 857.8 N/m and m = 49.2 * :0-3 kg, calculate the natural frequency in rad/s and Hz. Also find the period of scillations and the maximum displacement if the spring isinitially displaced 10 am with no initial velocity.

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i, Consider the following 1-DOF system, where k
:0-3 kg, calculate the natural frequency in rad/s and Hz. Also find the period of
scillations and the maximum displacement if the spring isinitially displaced 10
am with no initial velocity.
857.8 N/m and m = 49.2 x

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