m, 0.5m- 1m The figure shows a slender rod with a mass of 6 kg. Attached to the rod is a spring of stiffness k = 250 N/m.Amoveable point mass m1 = 1 kg is position at a distance I from the pivot point. You can assume small angle oscillations from the equilibrium position shown in the figure. Calculate the required position, T, of the moveable point mass m1 needed to give the system a natural frequency of 5.3 rad/s. Give your answer to two decimal places. m

m, 0.5m- 1m The figure shows a slender rod with a mass of 6 kg. Attached to the rod is a spring of stiffness k = 250 N/m.Amoveable point mass m1 = 1 kg is position at a distance I from the pivot point. You can assume small angle oscillations from the equilibrium position shown in the figure. Calculate the required position, T, of the moveable point mass m1 needed to give the system a natural frequency of 5.3 rad/s. Give your answer to two decimal places. m

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