Derive the differential equation governing themotion of the one degree-of-freedom systemby applying the appropriate form(s) ofNewton's laws to the appropriate free-bodydiagrams. Use the generalized coordinateshown in Figure P2.45. Linearize nonlineardifferential equations by assuming smalldisplacements.2c一- 一Slender bar of mass mFIGURE P 2.45

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erive the differential equation governing the otion of the one degree-of-freedom system y applying the appropriate form(s) of ewton's laws to the appropriate free-body agrams. Use the generalized coordinate nown in Figure P2.45. Linearize nonlinear fferential equations by assuming small splacements.

erive the differential equation governing the otion of the one degree-of-freedom system y applying the appropriate form(s) of ewton's laws to the appropriate free-body agrams. Use the generalized coordinate nown in Figure P2.45. Linearize nonlinear fferential equations by assuming small splacements.

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