A mass of 1 kg is suspended by means of 3springs as shown in figure. The spring constantK,, K, and K3 are respectively 1 kN/m, 3 kN/mand 2 kN/m. The natural frequency of the systemis approximatelyK3K2m = 1 kg

Given:K1=1 kN/mK2=3 kN/mK3=2 kN/mm=1 kg

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A mass of 1 kg is suspended by means of 3 springs as shown in figure. The spring constant K, K, and K, are respectively 1 kN/m, 3 kN/m and 2 kN/m. The natural frequency of the system is anproximately