Problem 5 The 60-kg block is suspended from the 12-kg pulley that has a radius of gyration about point O of ko = 135 mm. At timet = 0, the block is displaced upward 30 mm from its equilibrium position and at the same time is given an upward velocity of 100 mm/s. • Determine the natural frequency of the system. • Determine the amplitude of vibration of the block. Determine the maximum velocity of the block during the vibration cycle.

Problem 5 The 60-kg block is suspended from the 12-kg pulley that has a radius of gyration about point O of ko = 135 mm. At timet = 0, the block is displaced upward 30 mm from its equilibrium position and at the same time is given an upward velocity of 100 mm/s. • Determine the natural frequency of the system. • Determine the amplitude of vibration of the block. Determine the maximum velocity of the block during the vibration cycle.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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