QUESTION DAt the position shown in Figure Q3b, homogeneous rodAB of mass 2 kg momentarily stops. Employing theSecond Newton's Law, determine the angular accelerationof the rod AB; CAB, the reaction at A and the accelerationof the roller for this instant. Neglect the mass and frictionof the roller.A30°Figure Q3bRajah S3b0.2 mB

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QUESTION At the position shown in Figure Q3b, homogeneous rod AB of mass 2 kg momentarily stops. Employing the Second Newton's Law, determine the angular acceleration of the rod AB; αAB, the reaction at A and the acceleration of the roller for this instant. Neglect the mass and friction of the roller.

QUESTION At the position shown in Figure Q3b, homogeneous rod AB of mass 2 kg momentarily stops. Employing the Second Newton's Law, determine the angular acceleration of the rod AB; αAB, the reaction at A and the acceleration of the roller for this instant. Neglect the mass and friction of the roller.

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