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16.6 For the spring-mass system shown in Figure P16–6, determine the mass displacement, velocity, and acceleration for five time steps using (a) the central difference method, (b) Newmark’s time integration method, and (c) Wilson’s method. Let k ¼ 1200 lb/ft and m ¼ 2 slugs. Figure P16–6 16.7 For the bar shown in Figure P16–7, determine the nodal displacements, velocities, and accelerations for five time steps using two finite elements. Let E ¼ 30 10 6 psi, r ¼ 0:00073 lb-s 2 /in 4 , A ¼ 1 in 2 , and L ¼ 100 in. Figure P16–7 16.8 For the bar shown in Figure P16–8, determine the nodal displacements, velocities, and accelerations for five time steps using two finite elements. For simplicity of cal- culations, let E ¼ 1 10 6 psi, r ¼ 1 lb-s 2 /in 4 , A ¼ 1 in 2 , and L ¼ 100 in. Use Newmark’s method and Wilson’s method. Figure P16–8 704 d 16 Structural Dynamics and Time-Dependent Heat Transfer

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  • 16.6 For the spring-mass system shown in Figure P166, determine the mass displacement,velocity, and acceleration for ve time steps using (a) the central difference method,(b) Newmarks time integration method, and (c) Wilsons method. Let k 1200 lb/ftand m 2 slugs.

    Figure P166

    16.7 For the bar shown in Figure P167, determine the nodal displacements, velocities,and accelerations for ve time steps using two nite elements. Let E 30 106 psi,r 0:00073 lb-s2/in4, A 1 in2, and L 100 in.

    Figure P167

    16.8 For the bar shown in Figure P168, determine the nodal displacements, velocities,and accelerations for ve time steps using two nite elements. For simplicity of cal-culations, let E 1 106 psi, r 1 lb-s2/in4, A 1 in2, and L 100 in. UseNewmarks method and Wilsons method.

    Figure P168

    704 d 16 Structural Dynamics and Time-Dependent Heat Transfer