Consider the system shown. An external force F = F, cos wt is applied to the cylinder asshown. Assume all surfaces to be frictionless and pulley to be massless.a) Determine the equation of motion.b) What value of the driving frequency would cause excessively large oscillations of thesystem?2mF

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Consider the system shown. An external force F = F, cos wt is applied to the cylinder as
shown. Assume all surfaces to be frictionless and pulley to be massless.
a) Determine the equation of motion.
b) What value of the driving frequency would cause excessively large oscillations of the
system?
2m
F

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