Dynamics of a falling (pinned) sign A uniform sign is nailed into a wall at its top two corners. The nail on the upper-right corner breaks, and the sign begins to rotate about the remaining nail in the upper-left corner. The mass of the sign is 198 kg, L = 5.2 m, H = 8.6 m, and the moment of inertia of the sign about the upper-left corner is 6666 kg - m². Opts Opts Opts What is the magnitude of the total acceleration of the center of mass of the sign just after the nail breaks?

Dynamics of a falling (pinned) sign A uniform sign is nailed into a wall at its top two corners. The nail on the upper-right corner breaks, and the sign begins to rotate about the remaining nail in the upper-left corner. The mass of the sign is 198 kg, L = 5.2 m, H = 8.6 m, and the moment of inertia of the sign about the upper-left corner is 6666 kg - m². Opts Opts Opts What is the magnitude of the total acceleration of the center of mass of the sign just after the nail breaks?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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