I need the answer as soon as possible 20- If it is an equation for a particular system, as follows:What are the equations of motion for this system?më, = -kr + k'(x2 – x1)mä2 = -ka2-k'(r2-1)mä, = -kr + k'(r2)mäzB)-kr2 – k'(r1)%3D-kri + k'( x)-kr2 - k'(11)C)%3Dmäz =D) mä, = -kr, + k'(r2 – r1)mëz = -kr – k'(r2 – 11)O AОвO D

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20- If it is an equation for a particular system, as follows: What are the equations of motion for this system? A) mä, = -kr + k'(x2 - 11) mäz = -kr2 – k'(r2 – 11) mä = -kr+ k'(x2) mäz = -kr2 - k'(11) B) ) më, = -krỉ + k'( x1) mëz = -kr2 - k'(1) D) më, = -kr, + k'(x2 – r1) mëz = -ka – k'(x2 – 1) O A Ов

20- If it is an equation for a particular system, as follows: What are the equations of motion for this system? A) mä, = -kr + k'(x2 - 11) mäz = -kr2 – k'(r2 – 11) mä = -kr+ k'(x2) mäz = -kr2 - k'(11) B) ) më, = -krỉ + k'( x1) mëz = -kr2 - k'(1) D) më, = -kr, + k'(x2 – r1) mëz = -ka – k'(x2 – 1) O A Ов

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