=The equilibrium position of the mass m = 3.8 kg occurs where y = 0 and yBO. When the attachment B is given a steady vertical motion yg = b sin wt,the mass m will acquire a steady vertical oscillation. Specify the circularfrequency w for which the oscillations of m tend to become excessivelylarge. The stiffness of the spring is k = 875 N/m, and the mass and frictionof the pulley are negligible.cotmBEquilibriumposition

Given data: mass of block (m) = 3.8 kg Spring stiffness (k) = 875 N/m

The equilibrium position of the mass m = 3.8 kg occurs where y = 0 and YB = 0. When the attachment B is given a steady vertical motion yg = b sin wt, the mass m will acquire a steady vertical oscillation. Specify the circular frequency wc for which the oscillations of m tend to become excessively large. The stiffness of the spring is k = 875 N/m, and the mass and friction of the pulley are negligible. cot m B Equilibrium position

The equilibrium position of the mass m = 3.8 kg occurs where y = 0 and YB = 0. When the attachment B is given a steady vertical motion yg = b sin wt, the mass m will acquire a steady vertical oscillation. Specify the circular frequency wc for which the oscillations of m tend to become excessively large. The stiffness of the spring is k = 875 N/m, and the mass and friction of the pulley are negligible. cot m B Equilibrium position

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