4. Suppose you have a two-degree-of-freedom structure with known masses m and 3m, associated with displacements x₁ and x2 respectively, and experimentally identified mode shapes u₁ = [11] and u₂ = [-3 1]" (not normalized), modal frequencies w₁² = k/m and w₂² = 4 k/m, and modal damping factors C₁=0.1 and ₂ = 0.05. Find the M, C, and K matrices. Assume the system is symmetric.

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4. Suppose you have a two-degree-of-freedom structure with known masses m and 3m,
associated with displacements x₁ and x2 respectively, and experimentally identified mode
shapes u₁ = [11] and u₂ = [-3 1]" (not normalized), modal frequencies w₁² = k/m and w₂² = 4
k/m, and modal damping factors C₁=0.1 and ₂ = 0.05. Find the M, C, and K matrices. Assume
the system is symmetric.
Transcribed Image Text:4. Suppose you have a two-degree-of-freedom structure with known masses m and 3m, associated with displacements x₁ and x2 respectively, and experimentally identified mode shapes u₁ = [11] and u₂ = [-3 1]" (not normalized), modal frequencies w₁² = k/m and w₂² = 4 k/m, and modal damping factors C₁=0.1 and ₂ = 0.05. Find the M, C, and K matrices. Assume the system is symmetric.