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    International Institute of Information Technology Computer Aided Structural Engineering Structural Dynamics Tutorial-2 Part-A

    1. How differential equations are useful?

    2. Write DAlemberts principle.

    3. Write the equation of motion for all the four different conditions of vibrations.

    4. What are the different methods of solving differential equations?

    5. What do you mean by transformations used to solve the differential equations?

    6. Where the initial conditions and boundary conditions can be used to an equation?

    7. Write down the units of natural frequency?

    8. What do you mean by damping?

    9. What do you mean by free body diagram?

    10. Write the relation between n, Tn, f.

    11. Draw the free body diagram for the following

    (a)

    (b)
    Figure.1

    (c)

    PART-B 1. Write the stiffness matrix for the frame shown below

    Figure.2

    1. Derive the dynamic equilibrium equation and find the solution for it.

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