Q2. Derive the equation of motion and find the natural frequency of the single DOF system given in Figure 2 where a slender bar of mass m is connected to two mass blocks m and 2m. The rotatory inertia of the bar is I=m²/12. A m C L 22 L 22 2m ww Slender bar of mass m connected to blocks through rigid links at A and B B C

Q2. Derive the equation of motion and find the natural frequency of the single DOF system given in Figure 2 where a slender bar of mass m is connected to two mass blocks m and 2m. The rotatory inertia of the bar is I=m²/12. A m C L 22 L 22 2m ww Slender bar of mass m connected to blocks through rigid links at A and B B C

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