4.1A cylinder rolls without slipping on a stationary surface as shown in the figure below. The centerof the cylinder is located at Point B and has a speed of 5 m/s along the direction of the surface:a.b.c.What is the speed of Point C at the bottom of the cylinder if R = 5m?What is the speed of Point A at the top of the cylinder if R = 5m?Update your answers to Part A and Part B if the flat, stationary surface is replaced by amoving conveyor belt with Vground = +102[m/s] and the cylinder rolls without slipping?How does your answer change if there is slipping? Do the velocities at A and Bincrease, decrease, or stay the same?a.AmVB/L = +52[]BRVgroundB

4. A cylinder rolls without slipping on a stationary surface as shown in the figure below. The center of the cylinder is located at Point B and has a speed of 5 m/s along the direction of the surface: m 5B/1 = +5t[] a. What is the speed of Point C at the bottom of the cylinder if R = 5m? b. What is the speed of Point A at the top of the cylinder if R = 5m? c. Update your answers to Part A and Part B if the flat, stationary surface is replaced by a moving conveyor belt with Vground = +10t[m/s] and the cylinder rolls without slipping? a. How does your answer change if there is slipping? Do the velocities at A and B increase, decrease, or stay the same?

4. A cylinder rolls without slipping on a stationary surface as shown in the figure below. The center of the cylinder is located at Point B and has a speed of 5 m/s along the direction of the surface: m 5B/1 = +5t[] a. What is the speed of Point C at the bottom of the cylinder if R = 5m? b. What is the speed of Point A at the top of the cylinder if R = 5m? c. Update your answers to Part A and Part B if the flat, stationary surface is replaced by a moving conveyor belt with Vground = +10t[m/s] and the cylinder rolls without slipping? a. How does your answer change if there is slipping? Do the velocities at A and B increase, decrease, or stay the same?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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