the answer must be:[(13/6)m + (11/9r2)] (double dot) x + (11/9)cẋ + (10/3)kx Derive the spring, mass and dampingequivalent of the system shown. Themass moment of inertia of the pulley set- up is lp. Take note that the disk will havetwo movements due to its no slipcondition. Generalized coordinate:vertical displacement of the block withmass 2m2k3kthin disk, m2r3r2cno slip2m

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Derive the spring, mass and damping equivalent of the system shown. The mass moment of inertia of the pulley set - up is Ip. Take note that the disk will have two movements due to its no slip condition. Generalized coordinate: vertical displacement of the block with mass 2m

Derive the spring, mass and damping equivalent of the system shown. The mass moment of inertia of the pulley set - up is Ip. Take note that the disk will have two movements due to its no slip condition. Generalized coordinate: vertical displacement of the block with mass 2m

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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