Problem 04A cart has mass me and is acted on by a force F. Treat thearm (length 20) as a uniform bar with mass me and massmoment of inertia about O of Io. Determine the system'sequations of motion using and as the displacement co-ordinates.-X-F0đi

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A cart has mass me and is acted on by a force F. Treat the arm (length 20) as a uniform bar with mass ma and mass moment of inertia about O of Io. Determine the system's equations of motion using and as the displacement co- ordinates.

A cart has mass me and is acted on by a force F. Treat the arm (length 20) as a uniform bar with mass ma and mass moment of inertia about O of Io. Determine the system's equations of motion using and as the displacement co- ordinates.

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A cart has mass me and is acted on by a force F. Treat the
arm (length 20) as a uniform bar with mass me and mass
moment of inertia about O of Io. Determine the system's
equations of motion using and as the displacement co-
ordinates.
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