As shown in the figure, a homogeneous rod with a length L = 1 (m) and mass m = 0.6 (kg) is fixed so that it can rotate in the middle. Two springs with constant k = 10 (N/m) are connected at both ends of the rod. The other ends of the springs are fixed and the springs are unstretched. The rod is rotated as e «from its equilibrium position and released. What is the angular frequency of the rod in (rad/s)? g = 10 (m/s²) k т,L k A) 10 В) 12 C) 15 D) 30 E) 60 to

As shown in the figure, a homogeneous rod with a length L = 1 (m) and mass m = 0.6 (kg) is fixed so that it can rotate in the middle. Two springs with constant k = 10 (N/m) are connected at both ends of the rod. The other ends of the springs are fixed and the springs are unstretched. The rod is rotated as e «from its equilibrium position and released. What is the angular frequency of the rod in (rad/s)? g = 10 (m/s²) k т,L k A) 10 В) 12 C) 15 D) 30 E) 60 to

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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