1. Consider the system with T-m(²+²6² +22) and U = mgz where z=cr²,9= wt, by using the Lagrangian method we can find the equation of motion A. (1+4c²r²) + t²(4c²r) +r(2gc-w²) = 0 B. *(1-4c²r²) + ²(4c²r) +r(2gc+w²) - 0 C. (1+4c²r²) + ²(4c²r) +r(2gc+w²) = 0 D. F(1 +4c²r²)-² (4c²r) +r(2gc-w²) = 0

1. Consider the system with T-m(²+²6² +22) and U = mgz where z=cr²,9= wt, by using the Lagrangian method we can find the equation of motion A. (1+4c²r²) + t²(4c²r) +r(2gc-w²) = 0 B. *(1-4c²r²) + ²(4c²r) +r(2gc+w²) - 0 C. (1+4c²r²) + ²(4c²r) +r(2gc+w²) = 0 D. F(1 +4c²r²)-² (4c²r) +r(2gc-w²) = 0

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