The guessed shape used in a Rayleigh's method calculation to estimate the first flexural natural frequency of a beam that is clamped atx=0 and simply supported at r=/ is: 3x/2 - x3, where I is the length of the beam. For this setup please answer the following: • The number of boundary conditions to be verfied is • With the guessed modeshape given above, we are able to meet v of them.
The guessed shape used in a Rayleigh's method calculation to estimate the first flexural natural frequency of a beam that is clamped atx=0 and simply supported at r=/ is: 3x/2 - x3, where I is the length of the beam. For this setup please answer the following: • The number of boundary conditions to be verfied is • With the guessed modeshape given above, we are able to meet v of them.
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![The guessed shape used in a Rayleigh's method calculation to estimate the first flexural natural frequency of a beam that is clamped at x=0 and simply supported at
X=1
is:
3x/2 – x3, where I is the length of the beam.
For this setup please answer the following:
• The number of boundary conditions to be verfied is
• With the guessed modeshape given above, we are able to meet
v of them.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F698fd607-9486-4ad1-b496-3315351141b6%2F2eed93c3-357d-4515-b7b6-8d763a02d9ed%2F1oi2hzh_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:The guessed shape used in a Rayleigh's method calculation to estimate the first flexural natural frequency of a beam that is clamped at x=0 and simply supported at
X=1
is:
3x/2 – x3, where I is the length of the beam.
For this setup please answer the following:
• The number of boundary conditions to be verfied is
• With the guessed modeshape given above, we are able to meet
v of them.
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