The figure below shows a cable-suspended rigid beam. The beam carries a box that may slide relative to the beam when it vibrates and rotates 0(t) about its center of gravity, c. Write the equations of motion of the system. You may use Lagrange's equations or any other equivalent method. Solve the equations of motion assuming the free vibration case.

The figure below shows a cable-suspended rigid beam. The beam carries a box that may slide relative to the beam when it vibrates and rotates 0(t) about its center of gravity, c. Write the equations of motion of the system. You may use Lagrange's equations or any other equivalent method. Solve the equations of motion assuming the free vibration case.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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