A rigid rod with inertia (J) and length L is pinned at one end 0. A spring and viscous damper connected in parallel are fastened to the rod at a distance a from the support. The system is realsed with 0,= 2 and =0. Assuming that the damper is adjusted to provide a perfect underdamped damping ratio with undamped natural frequency of the system is 3 rad/s: 1. Calculate the angular displacement at t=1s after release. 2. If c= and a =k, compute the total enrgy equation and find the inital potentail energý

A rigid rod with inertia (J) and length L is pinned at one end 0. A spring and viscous damper connected in parallel are fastened to the rod at a distance a from the support. The system is realsed with 0,= 2 and =0. Assuming that the damper is adjusted to provide a perfect underdamped damping ratio with undamped natural frequency of the system is 3 rad/s: 1. Calculate the angular displacement at t=1s after release. 2. If c= and a =k, compute the total enrgy equation and find the inital potentail energý

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