V = 0.6 m/s3 mFigure 1: Cantilever bridgeDraw the free body diagram of the cantilever bridge shown in Figure 1.Neglect inertia of the bridge and calculate the response of the combinedengine/cantilever beam.Calculate the displacement of the engine attached to the bridge 2 seconds afterimpact. An engine with a mass of 500 kg is dropped onto the end of a weightlesscantilever bridge with a velocity of 0.6 m/s, as shown in Figure 1. The impactcauses vibrations of the combined engine/cantilever bridge system, with theengine stuck onto the bridge. The bridge is made of steel with a modulus ofelasticity of 200 x 10° N/m2, length 3 m, and moment of inertia 2 x 10-6 m4.

v= 0.6 m/s 3 m Figure 1: Cantilever bridge Draw the free body diagram of the cantilever bridge shown in Figure 1. Neglect inertia of the bridge and calculate the response of the combined engine/cantilever beam. Calculate the displacement of the engine attached to the bridge 2 seconds after impact. E

v= 0.6 m/s 3 m Figure 1: Cantilever bridge Draw the free body diagram of the cantilever bridge shown in Figure 1. Neglect inertia of the bridge and calculate the response of the combined engine/cantilever beam. Calculate the displacement of the engine attached to the bridge 2 seconds after impact. E

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