Question 2 A quarter of suspension of system can be modelled as given in figure below. Write the EOMS in matrix form and calculate the natural frequencies for k₁=1000N/m; k2=10000N/m; m₁=2000kg and m2=50kg. k₂ Tire stiffness [Ans: 0.67 and 14.83 rad/s] m1 Car mass k₁ Car spring m2 Wheel mass

Question 2 A quarter of suspension of system can be modelled as given in figure below. Write the EOMS in matrix form and calculate the natural frequencies for k₁=1000N/m; k2=10000N/m; m₁=2000kg and m2=50kg. k₂ Tire stiffness [Ans: 0.67 and 14.83 rad/s] m1 Car mass k₁ Car spring m2 Wheel mass

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