4 problem 5.5). Gravity is included. Assume small motions: the airfoil does not displace inthe horizontal direction, and the springs only move vertically. Let the airfoil have totalThe airfoil section below is extracted from Meirovitch book Figure 5.24 (associated withmass m and mass moment of inertia Ic about center of mass C.kik2eFIGURE 5.24Airfoil section supported by springs For the systems in questions 2-4, (a) identify the number of DOFS, (b) define your generalizedcoordinate(s), and (c) find the equation(s) of motion using Lagrange's equation(s):

given; number of link(l)=4number of joint(j)=4number of higher pair (h)=0

The airfoil section below is extracted from Meirovitch book Figure 5.24 (associated with problem 5.5). Gravity is included. Assume small motions: the airfoil does not displace in the horizontal direction, and the springs only move vertically. Let the airfoil have total mass m and mass moment of inertia Ic about center of mass C. ki k2 e FIGURE 5.24 Airfoil section supported by springs

The airfoil section below is extracted from Meirovitch book Figure 5.24 (associated with problem 5.5). Gravity is included. Assume small motions: the airfoil does not displace in the horizontal direction, and the springs only move vertically. Let the airfoil have total mass m and mass moment of inertia Ic about center of mass C. ki k2 e FIGURE 5.24 Airfoil section supported by springs

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