15. A bead slides without friction on a wire which is rotating with angular velocity, o in the force free space. Write down the Y4 Wire Lagrange's equation of motion and show that radial velocity is given by P(x. y) Bead dr (@22 +constant)/2 %3D dt (i) radial acceleration is given by We have * = 0? r-g sin ot. where 0 = wt X =r cos e Fig. 2.26. y =r sin e or

15. A bead slides without friction on a wire which is rotating with angular velocity, o in the force free space. Write down the Y4 Wire Lagrange's equation of motion and show that radial velocity is given by P(x. y) Bead dr (@22 +constant)/2 %3D dt (i) radial acceleration is given by We have * = 0? r-g sin ot. where 0 = wt X =r cos e Fig. 2.26. y =r sin e or

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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