The uniform bar shown in the attached figure is pivoted at point O. Its motion is controlled by three springs and a damper as illustrated; find the value of the damping coefficient C. if the damping ratio is to be 0.4. Given the following data Data: k₁-7000 N/m, k-8000 N/m, ky 10000 N/m, M-12 kg. b=0.4 m a=0.2 m J=0.5 Kg.m² www Bar MJ Lifum f ww K₂

The uniform bar shown in the attached figure is pivoted at point O. Its motion is controlled by three springs and a damper as illustrated; find the value of the damping coefficient C. if the damping ratio is to be 0.4. Given the following data Data: k₁-7000 N/m, k-8000 N/m, ky 10000 N/m, M-12 kg. b=0.4 m a=0.2 m J=0.5 Kg.m² www Bar MJ Lifum f ww K₂

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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