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Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics (3rd Edition)

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Here, is the mass of the bar, is the stiffness of the spring, is the acceleration due to
gravity, is the length of the bar, and is the angle.

Calculate the final potential energy.

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Calculate the stiffness of the spring by applying the condition of principal of mechanical energy.

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Here, is the initial kinetic energy and is the final kinetic energy. right now

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Therefore, the stiffness of the spring is .

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