kkFTwo masses, m¡ and m2 are attached in series by two springs. A force, F is applied tothe second mass. Each spring has spring constant, k. The position of each mass isdescribed by x1 and x2, where Fspring 1 = -kx1 and Fspring 2 = -k(x2 – x1)1. write out the kinetic and potential energy in terms of x1 and x22. Use the Lagrange equations to write out two coupled ordinary differential equationshere, the force F does virtual work, F8x2

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k k F '2 Two masses, m¡ and m2 are attached in series by two springs. A force, F is applied to the second mass. Each spring has spring constant, k. The position of each mass is described by x1 and x2, where Fspring 1 = -kx, and Fspring 2 = -k(x2 – x1) 1. write out the kinetic and potential energy in terms of x1 and x2 2. Use the Lagrange equations to write out two coupled ordinary differential equations here, the force F does virtual work, F8x2

k k F '2 Two masses, m¡ and m2 are attached in series by two springs. A force, F is applied to the second mass. Each spring has spring constant, k. The position of each mass is described by x1 and x2, where Fspring 1 = -kx, and Fspring 2 = -k(x2 – x1) 1. write out the kinetic and potential energy in terms of x1 and x2 2. Use the Lagrange equations to write out two coupled ordinary differential equations here, the force F does virtual work, F8x2

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