Physics, asked by fafasanad, 7 months ago

Apply Lagrange equations to derive the equations of motion of the system shown assuming
frictionless suspension point of the rod.

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Answered by radhakrishna1551

Explanation:

Lagrange's equation derived from this ... The motion of a system from time t1 to t2 is such that the line integral ... now use this Lagrangian with equation (4.19) ...

› booksIf the force F is acting at a distance a from the centerline as shown, derive Lagrange's equation of motion. Assume small motions. Figure 6.67: A bar ...

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