Figure Q4aTwo homogeneous rods ABC and OB of mass 14 kg/mRajah S4aare welded together to form a T-shaped body as shown0.3 min Figure Q4a. At position 1, the spring attached to pointC is unstretched and the system is moving with anACangular velocity w = 3 rad/s. If the system is expected tostop at position 2, whereas point C' is at the same levelw = 3 rad/sof point 0, find the stiffness of the spring k. Given AB =ВС 3 ОВ 3 0.5 m.M = 8 Nm

λ=14 kg/m, ω=3rad/s, M=8Nm Position of COMycm=140.52+14x0.514+14ycm=3x0.54ycm=0.375m change in…

Two homogeneous rods ABC and OB of mass 14 kg/m Rajah S4a are welded together to form a T-shaped body as shown k 0.3 in Figure Q4a. At position 1, the spring attached to point C is unstretched and the system is moving with an angular velocity w = 3 rad/s. If the system is expected to stop at position 2, whereas point C' is at the same level A w = 3 rad/s of point 0, find the stiffness of the spring k. Given AB = RC = OR = 05 m.

Two homogeneous rods ABC and OB of mass 14 kg/m Rajah S4a are welded together to form a T-shaped body as shown k 0.3 in Figure Q4a. At position 1, the spring attached to point C is unstretched and the system is moving with an angular velocity w = 3 rad/s. If the system is expected to stop at position 2, whereas point C' is at the same level A w = 3 rad/s of point 0, find the stiffness of the spring k. Given AB = RC = OR = 05 m.

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