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As part of the pressing operation a spring with a stiffness of 25 kN/m is used to support a mass of 5 kg. The mass is pulled down 12 mm each time the press operates and then releases to produce a linear oscillation. Explain the natural frequency of vibration for a mass spring system by calculating the frequency and periodic time for displacement, as well as producing a sketch of a graph for displacement. WWW. 5 kg 12mm 5 kg

As part of the pressing operation a spring with a stiffness of 25 kN/m is used to support a mass of 5 kg. The mass is pulled down 12 mm each time the press operates and then releases to produce a linear oscillation. Explain the natural frequency of vibration for a mass spring system by calculating the frequency and periodic time for displacement, as well as producing a sketch of a graph for displacement. WWW. 5 kg 12mm 5 kg

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As part of the pressing operation a spring with a stiffness of 25 kN/m is used to support a mass of 5 kg. The mass is pulled down 12 mm each time the press operates and then releases to produce a linear oscillation. Explain the natural frequency of vibration for a mass spring system by calculating the frequency and periodic time for displacement, as well as producing a sketch of a graph for displacement. 5 kg 12mm 5 kg
Transcribed Image Text:As part of the pressing operation a spring with a stiffness of 25 kN/m is used to support a mass of 5 kg. The mass is pulled down 12 mm each time the press operates and then releases to produce a linear oscillation. Explain the natural frequency of vibration for a mass spring system by calculating the frequency and periodic time for displacement, as well as producing a sketch of a graph for displacement. 5 kg 12mm 5 kg
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helllo, where did the 5.035Hz, come from? i di the calculation and am getting 11.25Hz

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