A homogeneous rod AB, of mass m and length 2a, hangs in a thread from a fixed point O. The thread is unstretchable and massless and of length da. See figure. The distance AC is 2a/3. The rod performs small oscillations in a vertical plane containing O. Determine lambda such that AB perpetually forms an angle with the vertical twice as big as OC does, if the system is started suitably.Treat the rod as one-dimensional, and assume that it never collides with the thread.

A homogeneous rod AB, of mass m and length 2a, hangs in a thread from a fixed point O. The thread is unstretchable and massless and of length da. See figure. The distance AC is 2a/3. The rod performs small oscillations in a vertical plane containing O. Determine lambda such that AB perpetually forms an angle with the vertical twice as big as OC does, if the system is started suitably.Treat the rod as one-dimensional, and assume that it never collides with the thread.

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