/183 The uniform concrete block, which weighs 171 lb and falls from rest in the horizontal position shown, strikes the of the block immediately fixed corner A and pivots around it with no rebound. Calculate the angular velocity after it hits the corner and the percentage loss n of energy due to the impact. 32" 24" -11" 12" A Problem 6/183

/183 The uniform concrete block, which weighs 171 lb and falls from rest in the horizontal position shown, strikes the of the block immediately fixed corner A and pivots around it with no rebound. Calculate the angular velocity after it hits the corner and the percentage loss n of energy due to the impact. 32" 24" -11" 12" A Problem 6/183

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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