A horizontal disk rotates on its axis with constant angular speed §. A bar is placed on the disk, guiding a spring that holds a particle of mass M. Between the particle and the bar, and between the bar and the spring, there is no friction. The spring constant is k. Obtain and solve the equation of motion for this particle. What effects does the Coriolis force have?

A horizontal disk rotates on its axis with constant angular speed §. A bar is placed on the disk, guiding a spring that holds a particle of mass M. Between the particle and the bar, and between the bar and the spring, there is no friction. The spring constant is k. Obtain and solve the equation of motion for this particle. What effects does the Coriolis force have?

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Chapter7: Dry Friction

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