Bar AB of Fig. with weight W and length L has a uniform cross section. The spring has an unstretched length L. Determine the possible positions of equilibrium and the stability of equilibrium in each of these positions if W = 20 Ib, L 2 ft, and & - 28 lb/ft. 21

Bar AB of Fig. with weight W and length L has a uniform cross section. The spring has an unstretched length L. Determine the possible positions of equilibrium and the stability of equilibrium in each of these positions if W = 20 Ib, L 2 ft, and & - 28 lb/ft. 21

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Bar AB of Fig.
with weight W and length L
has a uniform cross section. The spring has an unstretched
length L. Determine the possible positions of equilibrium
and the stability of equilibrium in each of these positions
if W = 20 Ib, L 2 ft, and & - 28 lb/ft.
21

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