Determine the angle 8 and the tension in the cord when the speed of the sphere is 20 ft/s. The sphere has a weight of 40 lb and its speed is 12 ft/s at the instant it is at position A (horizontally aligned with the pulley P). Treat the sphere as a particle. B Tension in cord, T = 0 Angle at position B, when vs is 20 ft/s, 0 = Pulley P -5 ft 1 in degrees A

Determine the angle 8 and the tension in the cord when the speed of the sphere is 20 ft/s. The sphere has a weight of 40 lb and its speed is 12 ft/s at the instant it is at position A (horizontally aligned with the pulley P). Treat the sphere as a particle. B Tension in cord, T = 0 Angle at position B, when vs is 20 ft/s, 0 = Pulley P -5 ft 1 in degrees A

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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