Write the differential equations for thegears and motors in Fig.HFriction, b₁T₁Friction, b₂○J₁₁ + b₁0₁ = T₂ - T₁J₂0₂ + b₂0₂ = T₂○ J₁₁ + b₁0₁ = T₁-T₂J₂Ö₂ + b₂Ò₂ = T₁ O J+bỏ = T2-TJ₂Ö2 + b₂Ò₂ = T₂O hÜ+b:ồi =T-T2J₂0₂ + b₂0₂ = T₁○ J₁₁ + b₁0₁ = Tm-T₁J₂Ö₂ + b₂Ò₂ = T₂O Jê + biển =T1 - TmJ₂0₂ + b₂0₂ = T₂

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