Q1/The system shown in figure (1) consists of a spring of constant (k) and that the spring is unstretched when t= 0. The mass of the two objects is (m). The inclined surface is smooth. The radius of the pulley is (r) and its moment of inertia is (1). At t = 0, y = 0 and dy/dt 1 m/s. Determine the complete equation of motion y(t), frequency and period of the resulting vibration? %3D 20 Figure (1)

Q1/The system shown in figure (1) consists of a spring of constant (k) and that the spring is unstretched when t= 0. The mass of the two objects is (m). The inclined surface is smooth. The radius of the pulley is (r) and its moment of inertia is (1). At t = 0, y = 0 and dy/dt 1 m/s. Determine the complete equation of motion y(t), frequency and period of the resulting vibration? %3D 20 Figure (1)

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