(5) A disc of radius R is rotating with constant angular velocity w about its center O. A pendulum of mass M is connected by a string of length r at point B as shown in the Fig. below. Find the natural frequency of the pendulum using Lagrange's equation. R + \B

(5) A disc of radius R is rotating with constant angular velocity w about its center O. A pendulum of mass M is connected by a string of length r at point B as shown in the Fig. below. Find the natural frequency of the pendulum using Lagrange's equation. R + \B

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Classical Dynamics of Particles and Systems

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Chapter7: Hamilton's Principle-lagrangian And Hamiltonian Dynamics

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