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Find by Mohr circle construction the natural frequencies and the corre- sponding amplitude ratios of the two modes of free vibration of the system shown in Fig. 53, if 0 = 30°, Mg = 2mg 10 lb, K = 3k = 15 lb/in. = -x1 wwwwwwwww wwwwww M K _min] =ming] K(x₁-x₂) K(x1-x₂) *₁ R E K(x1-x₂) N N kx2 (accelerations) -kx2

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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