60 cm 40 cm 8.3 kg-m^2 G = 60 GPa r= 8 mm G = 80 GPa r = 6 mm The composite rods above are initially designed to experience torsion. Compare the natural frequency of the system when the system is to experience longitudinal stress and the modulus of elasticity of the 8 mm rod and 6 mm rod are 80 GPa and 210 GPa, respectively. The pulley has a linear mass of 830 kg.

60 cm 40 cm 8.3 kg-m^2 G = 60 GPa r= 8 mm G = 80 GPa r = 6 mm The composite rods above are initially designed to experience torsion. Compare the natural frequency of the system when the system is to experience longitudinal stress and the modulus of elasticity of the 8 mm rod and 6 mm rod are 80 GPa and 210 GPa, respectively. The pulley has a linear mass of 830 kg.

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