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During an earthquake, a structure vibrates and the vibration can be assumed to be in simple harmonic motion at 5 Hz. At a measurement point, the RMS value of acceleration is 10 m/s². The approximate amplitude of motion (in mm) at this point (rounded off to two decimal places) is

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2021XE-D

GATE XE 2021 · Paper 1

Engineering Sciences · Original paper archive

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Section XE-D
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