A heavy machine tool is transported by a helicopter. The crate containing the machine tool weighs 12,000 N and is supported by a steel cable, of length 5 m and diameter d m. If the natural time period of the crate is found to be 0.1 sec, find the diameter of the steel cable. CARSON Steel cable -length 5m, diameter d m mg = 12,000 N

A heavy machine tool is transported by a helicopter. The crate containing the machine tool weighs 12,000 N and is supported by a steel cable, of length 5 m and diameter d m. If the natural time period of the crate is found to be 0.1 sec, find the diameter of the steel cable. CARSON Steel cable -length 5m, diameter d m mg = 12,000 N

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Problem 2.20: Vibration of Steel Cable
A heavy machine tool is transported by a helicopter. The crate containing
the machine tool weighs 12,000 N and is supported by a steel cable, of
length 5 m and diameter d m. If the natural time period of the crate is found
to be 0.1 sec, find the diameter of the steel cable.
Steel cable
- length 5m,
diameter d m
mg
CARSON
=
12,000 N

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