Question: I solved problem 1 and I have trouble with problem 2/ part A .. My answers are attached I need help with problem 2 and

I solved problem 1 and I have trouble with problem 2/ part A .. My answers are attached I need help with problem 2 and matlab code would be helpful

m- mw2r = -mg sin(wt)

When m = contestant and w = constant

D2 r - r w2 = -g sin(wt)

(D2 - w2 ) = 0

Therefore, m =

r(t) = A sin wt + B cost wt

r'(t)= A w cos wt - B w sin wt

r'' (t) = - A w2 sin wt - B w2 cost wt

mr'' (t) - mw2 r = -mg sin wt

A = g/2w2

r(t) = rh (t) + rp (t)

r(t) = C1 ewt + C2 e-wt +sin wt

r0 = C1+ C2

r'(0) = V0

C1 =-+

C2 =-+

R(t) = [-+ ] e-wt + [-+] ewt +sin wt

B)

r(0) = 0

r(t) = [-] e-wt + [-] ewt +sin wt

t

ewt

e-wt

Therefor,

r(t) = [-] e-wt +sin wt

C)

This because to be simple harmonic A = B = 0 and r(0) = 0. We have A = -B this is only possible when v0 = g/2w

D)

For minimum length of the rod r'(t) = 0

[-] (-w) e-wt +cos wt = 0

Cos wt = [ -] e-wt

R(t) =sin wt

E)

W = 2 , V0 = 2.4 , 2.45 , 2.5

0t5

r0 = 0

r(t) = [ 9.81/16 - 2.4 /4 ] e-2t + 9.8/8 sin 2t

r(t) = [ 9.81/16 - 2.45 /4 ] e-2t + 9.8/8 sin 2t

r(t) = [ 9.81/16 - 2.50 /4 ] e-2t + 9.8/8 sin 2t

I solved problem 1 and I have trouble with problem 2/ partA .. My answers are attached I need help with problem 2

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