4-15. The 10-kg uniform rod is pinned at end A. If it issubjected to a couple moment of 50 N-m, determine thesmallest angle e for equilibrium. The spring is unstretchedwhen e-0, and has a stiffness ofk- 60 N/m.k = 60 N/m2m-0.5 m-50 N- m

Given data: Mass of uniform rod = 10 kg Magnitude of couple applied = 50 N m…

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