A conservative mechanical system consists of a mass m that is constrained to move along a circle of radiusR. The centre of the circle is at the origin O of the coordinate system. The mass is connected to a point Aalong the â-axis at a distance 2R from the centre of circle with a spring of elastic constant k, so that thecorresponding elastic potential has the form Vspring = (k/2)ď², where d is the (varying) distance between themass and point A. Gravity acts, as usual, along the vertical direction. See the figure for a depiction of thesystem.0m(b) Write down the Lagrangian of the system.(a) How many degrees of freedom does the system have? Indicate generalised coordinates to describe themotion of the system.X(c) Write down the corresponding Euler-Lagrange equation(s).

Given: To find: Degree of freedom Lagrangian Euler-Lagrange equation

A conservative mechanical system consists of a mass m that is constrained to move along a circle of radius R. The centre of the circle is at the origin O of the coordinate system. The mass is connected to a point A along the î-axis at a distance 2R from the centre of circle with a spring of elastic constant k, so that the corresponding elastic potential has the form Vspring = (k/2)d², where d is the (varying) distance between the mass and point A. Gravity acts, as usual, along the vertical direction. See the figure for a depiction of the system.

A conservative mechanical system consists of a mass m that is constrained to move along a circle of radius R. The centre of the circle is at the origin O of the coordinate system. The mass is connected to a point A along the î-axis at a distance 2R from the centre of circle with a spring of elastic constant k, so that the corresponding elastic potential has the form Vspring = (k/2)d², where d is the (varying) distance between the mass and point A. Gravity acts, as usual, along the vertical direction. See the figure for a depiction of the system.

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