In centrifugal pendulum absorber , the natural frequency in cycle per second can be given by A) Fn =N √(R/L) B) Fn =1/N √(R/L) C) Fn =N/2 √(R/L) D) Fn =N2 √(R/L)

In centrifugal pendulum absorber , the natural frequency in cycle per second can be given by
A) Fn =N √(R/L)
B) Fn =1/N √(R/L)
C) Fn =N/2 √(R/L)
D) Fn =N2 √(R/L)
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A) Fn =N √(R/L)
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