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4-3. The motion of the rigid body m is such that the point A moves in a circular path of 1-in. radius about a fixed axis C located at the left of A. The absolute linear velocity of A, represented by the vector Aa₁, is 1.5 ips. The linear velocity of A is decreasing at the rate of 1 in./sec2. B has constrained motion along the line XX. Draw the velocity polygon to a scale of K, = 1 ips and the acceleration polygon to a scale of K₁=1 in./sec². Determine the absolute linear velocity of B, the absolute linear accelerations of A and B, and the absolute angular velocity and acceleration of m. ad less

4-3. The motion of the rigid body m is such that the point A moves in a circular path of 1-in. radius about a fixed axis C located at the left of A. The absolute linear velocity of A, represented by the vector Aa₁, is 1.5 ips. The linear velocity of A is decreasing at the rate of 1 in./sec2. B has constrained motion along the line XX. Draw the velocity polygon to a scale of K, = 1 ips and the acceleration polygon to a scale of K₁=1 in./sec². Determine the absolute linear velocity of B, the absolute linear accelerations of A and B, and the absolute angular velocity and acceleration of m. ad less

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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