5 Marks) For the system shown in Figure 1 Determine: a. The stiffness of the beam B b. The stiffness of the wire rope R c. The equivalent stiffness of the system d. The natural frequency of the system. B E=210 GPa L=6 m I=0.009 m² R E=210 GPa L=4 m d=25 mm m=150 kg Figure 1
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The stiffness of the beam B: To calculate the stiffness of the beam, we can use the formula: B = (E * I) / L where E is the Young's modulus of the material, I is the moment of inertia of the beam, and L is the length of the beam. Given: E = 210 GPa Show more…
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