Fast plz...neeed answer asap..i'll upvote for sure 3. Derive the equation of motion and find the steady-state response of the system depicted in thefollowing figure for rotational motion about the hinge O for the following data: k₁=k2 = 5000N/m, a 0.25 m, b=0.5 m, 1-1 m, m= 10 kg. M-50 kg, Fo=500 N, and a = 1000 rpm.wwwUniform rigid bar, mass m-oot +F(t)= Fo sin cotM

The moment about hinged point "O", (J+ml2)o..+(k2b2+k1a2)θ=Folsinωt

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