11. A thin rod of negligible mass and length L is free to pivot about its top end.Attached to the other end of the rod is a particle of mass M. The particle, is alsoattached to a spring with a force constant k. When the rod is vertical, thespring is neither stretched or compressed. Neglecting any friction, derive anexpression for the angular frequency of this oscillating system. Assume smallamplitude oscillations such that the spring remains horizontal at all times.LkM

A thin rod of negligible mass and length L is free to pivot about its top e Attached to the other end of the rod is a particle of mass M. The particl attached to a spring with a force constant k. When the rod is vertical, th spring is neither stretched or compressed. Neglecting any friction, deriv expression for the angular frequency of this oscillating system. Assume amplitude oscillations such that the spring remains horizontal at all tim

A thin rod of negligible mass and length L is free to pivot about its top e Attached to the other end of the rod is a particle of mass M. The particl attached to a spring with a force constant k. When the rod is vertical, th spring is neither stretched or compressed. Neglecting any friction, deriv expression for the angular frequency of this oscillating system. Assume amplitude oscillations such that the spring remains horizontal at all tim

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