Two bars and a torsional spring are used to sup- port a mass m as shown in Fig. bars are negligible and the spring is neutral when e = 0°. Determine the angle 0 for equilibrium if m = 25 kg, L= 1.25 m, and 6 = 150 N · m rad. The masses of the A L. B

Two bars and a torsional spring are used to sup- port a mass m as shown in Fig. bars are negligible and the spring is neutral when e = 0°. Determine the angle 0 for equilibrium if m = 25 kg, L= 1.25 m, and 6 = 150 N · m rad. The masses of the A L. B

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Two bars and a torsional spring are used to sup-
port a mass m as shown in Fig.
bars are negligible and the spring is neutral when e = 0°.
Determine the angle 0 for equilibrium if m = 25 kg, L=
1.25 m, and 6 = 150 N · m rad.
The masses of the
A
L.
B

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