A thin isosceles-triangular plate of height h and width w is pinned to a vertical shaft at point P as shown in Figure la. The shaft rotates with respect to an inertial frame about its (vertical) axis with constant rate N. Find the equation of motion for the plate angle ø. Ω 1 Ixx mw? 18 %3D 1 h/3 lyy mh? 18 h B* y 1 Izz 18 m(h² + w²) %3D

A thin isosceles-triangular plate of height h and width w is pinned to a vertical shaft at point P as shown in Figure la. The shaft rotates with respect to an inertial frame about its (vertical) axis with constant rate N. Find the equation of motion for the plate angle ø. Ω 1 Ixx mw? 18 %3D 1 h/3 lyy mh? 18 h B* y 1 Izz 18 m(h² + w²) %3D

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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