connected to a spring, altlactica VITIright-hand side to the collar and its left-hand side to a point, the same height asBr+lon the left-hand side of B withl=1,065-mm.The spring is unstretched when thecollar is at A.What must be the stiffness of thespring to ensure the velocity of thecollar at B is O m/s? r =1AA 1-kg collar has a velocity of 9 m/swhen to the right when it is at A. It thentravels along the circular smooth guideof radiusr+lB199-cm from A, to B, a quarter of circleright-down to A. The collar is alsoconnected to a spring, attached on itsright-hand side to the collar and its left-hand side to a point, the same height asB

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r = A www k r+l A 1-kg collar has a velocity of 9 m/s when to the right when it is at A. It then travels along the circular smooth guide of radius B 199-cm from A, to B, a quarter of circle right-down to A. The collar is also connected to a spring, attached on its right-hand side to the collar and its left- hand side to a point, the same height as B

r = A www k r+l A 1-kg collar has a velocity of 9 m/s when to the right when it is at A. It then travels along the circular smooth guide of radius B 199-cm from A, to B, a quarter of circle right-down to A. The collar is also connected to a spring, attached on its right-hand side to the collar and its left- hand side to a point, the same height as B

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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