Consider a pendulum of mass “m" attached to a spring of mass “M" that is free to move insingle dimension along a frictionless horizontal surface. Take the gravity g = 10 m/s² and thegravitational potential energy is equal to zero at the level of block (y = 0).XMDatum of potential energy: PE = 0e',g) Write the Lagrangian equationh) Deduce the equations of motion from Euler-Lagrange equations

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Consider a pendulum of mass "m" attached to a spring of mass “M" that is free to move in single dimension along a frictionless horizontal surface. Take the gravity g = 10 m/s? and the gravitational potential energy is equal to zero at the level of block (y = 0). X Datum of potential energy: PE = 0 m e', g) Write the Lagrangian equation h) Deduce the equations of motion from Euler-Lagrange equations

Consider a pendulum of mass "m" attached to a spring of mass “M" that is free to move in single dimension along a frictionless horizontal surface. Take the gravity g = 10 m/s? and the gravitational potential energy is equal to zero at the level of block (y = 0). X Datum of potential energy: PE = 0 m e', g) Write the Lagrangian equation h) Deduce the equations of motion from Euler-Lagrange equations

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Chapter8: Time And Time-related Variables In Engineering

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