The weight W = 30 lbs. is vertically suspended on a steel wire of length l =50in and of cross-sectional area A = 0.001 in2. Determine the frequency of free vibrations of the weight if the modulus for steel is 30x106 lbs./in 2. Determine the amplitude of this vibration if the initial displacement x 0= 0.01in. and initial velocity v0=1 in/sec

The weight W = 30 lbs. is vertically suspended on a steel wire of length l =50in and of cross-sectional area A = 0.001 in2. Determine the frequency of free vibrations of the weight if the modulus for steel is 30x106 lbs./in 2. Determine the amplitude of this vibration if the initial displacement x 0= 0.01in. and initial velocity v0=1 in/sec

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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