P16-3. Set up the relative acceleration equation betweenpoints A and B.The angular velocity is given.as = 4 rad/sa = 2 rad/s2 mNo slipping

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P16-3. Set up the relative acceleration equation between points A and B.The angular velocity is given. as = 4 rad/s a = 2 rad/s 2 m No slipping