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    The document contains calculations and analysis of the natural frequencies and modes of a three degree-of-freedom system. It provides the characteristic equation, natural frequencies and periods, and mode shapes. The characteristic equation is a sixth order polynomial equation relating natural frequency to stiffness and mass values. Three natural frequencies are calculated. Mode shapes are determined by solving the characteristic equation for different natural frequency values.

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    The document contains calculations and analysis of the natural frequencies and modes of a three degree-of-freedom system. It provides the characteristic equation, natural frequencies and periods, and mode shapes. The characteristic equation is a sixth order polynomial equation relating natural frequency to stiffness and mass values. Three natural frequencies are calculated. Mode shapes are determined by solving the characteristic equation for different natural frequency values.

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    1er Modo de 3 Masas

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    of 3

    K3 300 P3 200 M3

    K2 400 P2 180 M2
    K1 500 P1 180 M1

    a ) La ecuación característica.

    900 -18.349 w^2 -400


    -400 700 -18.3486238532 w^2
    0 -300 300

    b ) Las frecuencias y los periodos.

    -6863.8532 W^6 + 325449.60 W^4 + -17757390.417941 W^2 + 60000000

    -6863.853 λ^3 + 325449.597 λ^2 + -17757390.418 λ + 60000000

    λ1 80.78 W= 8.98776947 rad/seg T= 0.6990610988


    λ2 -3.64 W= 1.9078784 rad/seg T= 3.2931868146
    λ3 -29.725 W= 5.45206383 rad/seg T= 1.152407638

    c ) Formas de modo.

    900 -18.348624 w^2 -400 0


    -400 700 -18.3486238532 w^2 0
    0 -300 300

    (K1 + K2 -W^2 M1) X1i - K2.( X2i)=0


    900 -18.348624 W^2) X1i - 400 ( X2i)=0

    X1i = 400 X2i =


    900 -18.348624 W^2

    i= 1 entonces: Wi= W1= 8.9877694674 , Sea : X21= 1

    X1i = 400 =
    900 -18.348624 x 8.9877694674 ^2
    X11 -0.6870469587
    X1= X21 = 1
    X31 0
    20.387
    18.349
    18.349

    0
    -300
    -20.38736 w^2

    = 0

    = 0

    SEG
    SEG
    SEG

    0 X1i 0
    -300 X2i = 0
    -20.38736 w^2 X3i 0

    -0.687047

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