Natural Frequency: Homework Statement

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To solve the natural frequency problem, it's essential to first calculate the angles of the object involved. Understanding the dynamics of how the spring and mass interact is crucial for approaching the question. The discussion emphasizes the need for foundational knowledge before attempting the problem. Participants suggest looking for worked-out examples to aid comprehension. Gaining a solid grasp of these concepts will facilitate a better understanding of the homework statement.
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can you sujjest me some articals to read (what knowladge do i need) before attemptiong this question?
 
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Why do you want to read articles ?
First you should calculate the angles of the object, then try to understand how the spring and the mass move.
 
Quinzio said:
Why do you want to read articles ?
First you should calculate the angles of the object, then try to understand how the spring and the mass move.

as i have no idea how to do that, i would appreciate if some 1 can point me towered some worked out examples
 

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