Q-4) The rod, having a weight of16N and a length of 2.5m,contains a joint at O which is 0.5mdistant from point B. The otherend of the rod is attached to a2,5 m-0,5 mspring that is compressed by 4cmAwithKs= 250N/cm. At thismoment the rod is horizontal.When released; calculate it'sangular velocity (passing by thevertical position) and reactionforces at the joint 0.

Given that , l=2.5 m W=16 N K=250N/cm =25000N/m

Q-4) The rod, having a weight of 16N and a length of 2.5m, contains a joint at Ō which is 0.5m distant from point B. The other end of the rod is attached to a spring that is compressed by 4cm with moment the rod is horizontal. -2,5 m- (0,5 m A Ks= 250N/cm. At this B NHI When released; calculate it's angular velocity (passing by the vertical position) and reaction forces at the joint O.

Q-4) The rod, having a weight of 16N and a length of 2.5m, contains a joint at Ō which is 0.5m distant from point B. The other end of the rod is attached to a spring that is compressed by 4cm with moment the rod is horizontal. -2,5 m- (0,5 m A Ks= 250N/cm. At this B NHI When released; calculate it's angular velocity (passing by the vertical position) and reaction forces at the joint O.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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