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Determine the natural frequency of the spring-mass system in both rad /sec and cycles /sec(Hz). Assume k = 32.1 lb/in., W = 90.4 lb. Answers: ωn = rad/sec fn = Hz

Determine the natural frequency of the spring-mass system in both rad /sec and cycles /sec(Hz). Assume k = 32.1 lb/in., W = 90.4 lb. Answers: ωn = rad/sec fn = Hz

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Determine the natural frequency of the spring-mass system in both rad / s e c and cycles / s e c ( H z ) . Assume k = 32.1 l b / i n . , W = 90.4 l b .
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ω n = i r a d / s e c f n = i H z

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