Consider the following hydraulic / mechanical system, where pj and P2 are the inputs to the system, and the piston is driving a pendulum. Assuming small angles 0 and a concentrated mass ma distance L1 from the pivot. P2 R2 P3 P4 Pa L2 Li m a. Develop the dynamic equation to model of the piston displacement, 0, as a function of the inputs, p1 and p2 in standard form.

Consider the following hydraulic / mechanical system, where pj and P2 are the inputs to the system, and the piston is driving a pendulum. Assuming small angles 0 and a concentrated mass ma distance L1 from the pivot. P2 R2 P3 P4 Pa L2 Li m a. Develop the dynamic equation to model of the piston displacement, 0, as a function of the inputs, p1 and p2 in standard form.

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