Question No 2Draw the FBD and DatumUse both Conservation of Energy and Work and Energy methods to solve all problems (ifpossible) Justify why you can or cannot use them both.Show all Formulas and UnitsGiven: ASF. Rod mass = 10 kg. A couple, M is applied. The rod started from restwith spring unstretched and Theta = 30. Spring remains horizontal.Required: Angular velocity at Theta = 60 degreesKs 30 N/MBAM=20 N.m•om

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Given: ASF. Rod mass = 10 kg. A couple, M is applied. The rod started from rest with spring unstretched and Theta = 30. Spring remains horizontal. Required: Angular velocity at Theta = 60 degrees K- 30 N/M A B M=20 N.M 1.om

Given: ASF. Rod mass = 10 kg. A couple, M is applied. The rod started from rest with spring unstretched and Theta = 30. Spring remains horizontal. Required: Angular velocity at Theta = 60 degrees K- 30 N/M A B M=20 N.M 1.om

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