ExampleConsider the simplified model of an automobile shown in Figure, let the parameter have thevalues m = 1500 kg, Ic = 2000 kg m2, k₁ = 36000 kg/m, k₁ = 40000 kg/m, a = 1.3 mand b = 1.7 m, calculate the natural modes of the system and write the expression for theresponse.ט0SolutionTEquilibrium position6(1)

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