Current Attempt in ProgressThe front spring of a car's suspension system has a spring constant of 7.24 x 10 N/m and supports a mass of 241 kg, The wheel has aradius of 0.363 m. The car is traveling on a bumpy road, on which the distance between the bumps is equal to the circumference of thewheel. Due to resonance, the wheel starts to vibrate strongly when the car is traveling at a certain minimum linear speed. What is thisspeed?Number iUnitseTextbook and MediaSave for LaterAttempts: 0 of 3 usedSubmit Answer

Given The spring constant is k=7.24×106 N/m. The mass of the car is m=241 kg. The radius of the…

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