Problem 5.rad/s, i = -2 rad/s?, = 5 rad/s, Ö = 10 rad/s². Find the angular acceleration of collar 2 at this instant,expressed in terms of i,,j, k,.Consider again the same system studied in Problem 3. Suppose that at 0 = 50°, it is known that h = 3%3DAns: đ2/0 = (15 - 107, – 2k1) rad/s²Z1Body 122ABody 2X1Body 3ВSide viewX27.XB

Write the given data. ψ˙=3 rad/sψ¨=-2 rad/s2θ˙=5 rad/sθ¨=10 rad/s

Consider again the same system studied in Problem 3. Suppose that at 0 = 50°, it is known that y = 3 rad/s, = -2 rad/s², Ô = 5 rad/s, Ö = 10 rad/s?. Find the angular acceleration of collar 2 at this instant, expressed in terms of ỉ,},,k1. %3D Ans: å2/0 = (15 – 10j, – 2k1) rad/s² Z1 Body 1 22 A Body 2 X1 Body 3 В Side view XB X2

Consider again the same system studied in Problem 3. Suppose that at 0 = 50°, it is known that y = 3 rad/s, = -2 rad/s², Ô = 5 rad/s, Ö = 10 rad/s?. Find the angular acceleration of collar 2 at this instant, expressed in terms of ỉ,},,k1. %3D Ans: å2/0 = (15 – 10j, – 2k1) rad/s² Z1 Body 1 22 A Body 2 X1 Body 3 В Side view XB X2

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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