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A rigid uniform bar is supported by two translational springs and one torsional spring (Fig. 3.24). Derive the differential equations of motion.
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Let's denote the mass of the bar as M, the length of the bar as L, the spring constants of the translational springs as k1 and k2, the distance from the center of the bar to the attachment point of the springs as a, and the torsional spring constant as k3. Show more…
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