Hello Sir.Good NightI have a question related Machine Vibration Lesson. The following below is my question.Please advise, Thank you so much. C2/3 €+cgXe/3|J=1/12 ml²for example is a bridge that is supported on the left by a spring and damping while the rightis only supported by a spring, determine :1. Free body diagram of the system2. What is the personal frequency3. Determine the shape mode that occurs

Given:To find:Free body diagramNatural frequencyMode shape

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for example is a bridge that is supported on the left by a spring and damping while the right is only supported by a spring, determine : 1. Free body diagram of the system 2. What is the personal frequency 3. Determine the shape mode that occurs