Problem 2Consider the elastic pendulum shown in the figure below.The pendulum con-sists of a bob of mass m, connected to a spring of spring constant k Let lobe the length of the spring at equilibrium, and r be the elongation. The bobis free to move in 3D.1. Calculate the degrees of freedom of the block2. What is the kinetic energy of the block3. What is the potential energy of the block4. Write the Lagrangian function (don't derive the Euler Lagrange equa-tions)> ym

Given, length of spring when it is in equilibrium point is lo, mass of bob is, m and spring constant…

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