Example 9: - A mass (0.15 kg) is suspended from a spring of stiffness (6.3 N/m) without damping and is subjected to a harmonic force of amplitude (17 N). Find the frequency which increase the amplitude to (0.44 m).

Example 9: - A mass (0.15 kg) is suspended from a spring of stiffness (6.3 N/m) without damping and is subjected to a harmonic force of amplitude (17 N). Find the frequency which increase the amplitude to (0.44 m).

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Example 9: - A mass (0.15 kg) is suspended from a spring of stiffness (6.3 N/m)
without damping and is subjected to a harmonic force of amplitude (17 N). Find
the frequency which increase the amplitude to (0.44 m).

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