1) the equivellant stiffness constant kN'mFor the shown vibratory mechanical system2) the equivellant mass mmthe mass moment of inertiakgof the rotating disk3) the natural frequency of the system3mRrad's/MEM, cos cot4) the amplitude of the steady state response X due to moment M at o = 2.5 rad'smm5) the amplitude of the steady state response X due to moment M resonancemm6) the amplitude of the steady state response X due to moment Mat o 0e answer the following questions with respect to variable x of mass mmm3 and for the following given data7) the amplitude of the steady state response X due to moment M when o tends to infinitym [kg] k[N/m] M, (N.m]R(cm)mm1407035001750

R = 140 cm m = 70 kg k = 3500 N/m Mo = 1750 Nm

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