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Determine the natural frequency in radians per second for the system shown. Neglect the mass and friction of the pulleys. The mass m = 5.3 kg and the spring constant k = 410 N/m. Answer: ωn = rad/s

Determine the natural frequency in radians per second for the system shown. Neglect the mass and friction of the pulleys. The mass m = 5.3 kg and the spring constant k = 410 N/m. Answer: ωn = rad/s

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Determine the natural frequency in radians per second for the system shown. Neglect the mass and friction of the pulleys. The mass m = 5.3 k g and the spring constant k = 410 N / m .
Answer: ω n = ◻ r a d / s

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