(5) A mass less flexible beam is hinged at one end and carries a mass m at the other end as shown in the figure below. The beam is caused to vibrate by displacing the mass and releasing from rest by 1cm, determine:- (a) The damped frequency of vibration in Hz. (b) The ratio of any consecutive cycles. (c) The general solution of the vibrating system

(5) A mass less flexible beam is hinged at one end and carries a mass m at the other end as shown in the figure below. The beam is caused to vibrate by displacing the mass and releasing from rest by 1cm, determine:- (a) The damped frequency of vibration in Hz. (b) The ratio of any consecutive cycles. (c) The general solution of the vibrating system

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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