As shown in the figure below, the wheel rolls on the plane with constant angular velocity w = 1.3 O rad/sec. The plane J on which the wheel rolls is not fixed to the reference frame but instead translates on the reference frame G at constant velocity V = 2.9 ft/sec to the left. Find Vọ (the magnitude of the velocity at the point Q). 1.6 ft V

As shown in the figure below, the wheel rolls on the plane with constant angular velocity w = 1.3 O rad/sec. The plane J on which the wheel rolls is not fixed to the reference frame but instead translates on the reference frame G at constant velocity V = 2.9 ft/sec to the left. Find Vọ (the magnitude of the velocity at the point Q). 1.6 ft V

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Chapter8: Centroids And Distributed Loads

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