A cell of mass (M) moves to the highest mass and the Corona virus is attached to it with a mass (m) and by a discarded thread of mass length (r) as the virus returns at an angle. What is required, what are the generalized coordinates that can describe the movement of the cell with this virus, find the Lagrange function for this disastrous group movement, find the differential equation that can describe this movement

A cell of mass (M) moves to the highest mass and the Corona virus is attached to it with a mass (m) and by a discarded thread of mass length (r) as the virus returns at an angle. What is required, what are the generalized coordinates that can describe the movement of the cell with this virus, find the Lagrange function for this disastrous group movement, find the differential equation that can describe this movement

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A cell of mass (M) moves
to the highest mass and the
Corona virus is attached
to it with a mass (m) and
by a discarded thread of
mass length (r as the virus
returns at an angle. What
is required, what are the
generalized coordinates
that can describe the
movement of the cell with
this virus, find the Lagrange
function for this disastrous
group movement, find the
differential equation that
can describe this movement

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