No. 3Bobot: 35SO: A4.2An electrical train made up of three cars, each mass is 20.000 kg is connected by coupling ofstiffness equal to 300 kN/m. Determine the fundamental natural frequency of the system byusing Stodola's method.X1X2300KN/rm300KN/m20000kg20000kg20000kg

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No. 3
Bobot: 35
SO: A4.2
An electrical train made up of three cars, each mass is 20.000 kg is connected by coupling of
stiffness equal to 300 kN/m. Determine the fundamental natural frequency of the system by
using Stodola's method.
X1
X2
300KN/rm
300KN/m
20000kg
20000kg
20000kg

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