A rigid rod of length 1 m is resting at an angle0= 45° as shown in the figure. The end P is%3Ddragged with a velocity of U = 5 m/s to the right.At the instant shown, the magnitude of the velocityV (in m/s) of point Q as it moves along the wallwithout losing contact isyU=5 m/s0 = 45°%3D(а) 5(c) 8(b) 6(d) 10

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A rigid rod of length 1 m is resting at an ang 0 = 45° as shown in the figure. The end P dragged with a velocity of U = 5 m/s to the rig At the instant shown, the magnitude of the veloc V (in m/s) of point Q as it moves along the w %3D |3D

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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