3) A thin rod of mass m and length / is balancing vertically on a smooth horizontal surface. The rod is disturbed slightly and falls to the right. Using the angle between the ground and rod as your generalized coordinate, derive the equations of motion using both the Newton-Euler approach (F=ma) and Lagrange's equations. Show that the solutions are the same. Answer: m,l 1 m²² (3cos²0 + 1) =ml²0² cosesine +mglcos0 = 0 12 2 rod

3) A thin rod of mass m and length / is balancing vertically on a smooth horizontal surface. The rod is disturbed slightly and falls to the right. Using the angle between the ground and rod as your generalized coordinate, derive the equations of motion using both the Newton-Euler approach (F=ma) and Lagrange's equations. Show that the solutions are the same. Answer: m,l 1 m²² (3cos²0 + 1) =ml²0² cosesine +mglcos0 = 0 12 2 rod

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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