A machine of mass 170.8 kg is mounted on four parallel springs each of stiffness 2.2 x 105 N/m. When the machine operates at 57.5 Hz, the machine's steady state amplitude ismeasured as 1.4 mm. What is the magnitude of force transmitted to the foundations of the machine at this speed? The damping in the system is negligible. (Express answers to 3sf)Answer:

The given values are - m =170.8 kg , k = 2.2x105 N/m , f=57.5 Hz , A = 1.4 mm It is also given that…

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