Two solid cylinders are connected along their common axis by a short light rod. Both have radius R and combined mass M and are on a horizontal tabletop. A spring with force constant k has one end attached to a frictionless ring at the center of the cylinders, the other end is attached to a fixed clamp. The cylinders are set into motion pulled by amount x and released. There is sufficient friction between the table top and the cylinders for the cylinders to roll without slipping. Show that the rotational motion is simple harmonic and find the period. Lic periuu. fridion is M. present lalllll Re call I = MR? %3D cM R DISK

Two solid cylinders are connected along their common axis by a short light rod. Both have radius R and combined mass M and are on a horizontal tabletop. A spring with force constant k has one end attached to a frictionless ring at the center of the cylinders, the other end is attached to a fixed clamp. The cylinders are set into motion pulled by amount x and released. There is sufficient friction between the table top and the cylinders for the cylinders to roll without slipping. Show that the rotational motion is simple harmonic and find the period. Lic periuu. fridion is M. present lalllll Re call I = MR? %3D cM R DISK

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Chapter10: Fixed-axis Rotation

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