Q3. A 10-kg slider A on a smooth vertical guide is connected to a 6-kg wheel B of radius 120 mm through a light uniform rigid rod AB of length 650 mm as shown in the figure below. A spring of stiffness k = 1.0 kN/m is installed to the bottom of the vertical guide to stop the slide and is unstretched initially. If the mechanism is released from rest at 0 = tan-1 (5/12) and the wheel rolls without slipping, using the work and energy method, determine the velocity of slider A at the instant when e = 0• (Le. just before hitting the spring). If slipping does occur between the wheel and the horizontal surface, evaluate your answer by critically reassessing your dynamic principles used.

Q3. A 10-kg slider A on a smooth vertical guide is connected to a 6-kg wheel B of radius 120 mm through a light uniform rigid rod AB of length 650 mm as shown in the figure below. A spring of stiffness k = 1.0 kN/m is installed to the bottom of the vertical guide to stop the slide and is unstretched initially. If the mechanism is released from rest at 0 = tan-1 (5/12) and the wheel rolls without slipping, using the work and energy method, determine the velocity of slider A at the instant when e = 0• (Le. just before hitting the spring). If slipping does occur between the wheel and the horizontal surface, evaluate your answer by critically reassessing your dynamic principles used.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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