The parameters of the system are given as: m=1kg ; l=2m ; k=1000N/m ; M0=10Nm i) Make a modal analysis and calculate natural frequency and those modes shapes ? The equation of motion of MDOF system is given below:k-2klт+-2kl 4kl?The parameters of the system are given as:1kgm =l = 2mk = 1000N/mMo = 10NMDo the following:i) Make a modal analysis and calculate natural frequency and those modes shapes

Given that, m=1 kg,l=2 m,k=1000 N/m,M0=10 Nm The equation of motion in matrix form can be written…

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The parameters of the system are given as: m=1kg ; l=2m ; k=1000N/m ; M0=10Nm i) Make a modal analysis and calculate natural frequency and those modes shapes ?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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