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    The document discusses using virtual work principles to derive equations of motion for single-degree-of-freedom systems. It provides an example of using virtual displacements to determine the force in a spring connecting two members under a load. The example shows replacing the spring with equal and opposite forces, giving the system a small virtual displacement, and noting the virtual displacements are compatible with the constraints. It then derives equations relating the change in height of one of the loads due to the virtual displacement.

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    Forpulation of the eguations of motion: Single-degree-of-freedom systems 33

    figure E2.3 (a) Simply supported beam; (b) virunl displacements in the released beam.

    Further, it causes no internal deformations so that dVi is zero and the virnral work equation
    becomes

    JVr: 0.0

    RLie - Pa60 :0.0


    which gives

    p-___ Pa
    "- t

    Example 2.4
    For the frame shown in Figure E2.4a, d*ermine the spring force due to the applied loads W
    and H.

    Solution
    To solve the problem, we first replace the spring by a pair of equal and opposite forces X and
    then give the resulting system a small virnral displacement.t0. The virnral displacemens of
    the entire system are shown in Figure E2.4b, and we note that they are compatible with the
    constraints in the system,
    The height of the load W above the base AC is given by

    h:(o+b)sind (a)

    The change in h as a result of the change in @ is given by

    6h: Ut* blcos060 (b)

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