A mass m, rotates driven by M, which behaves according to the attached figure. After a time to the mass detaches from the bar and shoots out horizontally and falls to the floor in a time t,. Determine: a) The output speed of the block at t₂. b) The coordinates (X, Z) of the point where the mass falls at t Neglect friction, the mass of the bars, and assume that the system is at a point high enough above floor level. Z+ R X+ M M [lbft] 12 1 t₂ t[s] Variables: m₂, t₂, tz, R t₂ 1₂ [s] [s] 10 10 MA [lb] 9 R [ft] 7

A mass m, rotates driven by M, which behaves according to the attached figure. After a time to the mass detaches from the bar and shoots out horizontally and falls to the floor in a time t,. Determine: a) The output speed of the block at t₂. b) The coordinates (X, Z) of the point where the mass falls at t Neglect friction, the mass of the bars, and assume that the system is at a point high enough above floor level. Z+ R X+ M M [lbft] 12 1 t₂ t[s] Variables: m₂, t₂, tz, R t₂ 1₂ [s] [s] 10 10 MA [lb] 9 R [ft] 7

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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