Required information The T-bar consists of two thin rods, OA and BD, each of length L = 1.5 m and mass m= 12 kg, that are connected to the frictionless pin at O. The rods are welded together at A and lie in the vertical plane. At the instant shown, the system is rotating clockwise with angular velocity wo = 7 rad/s. T Determine the force on the pin at O and the angular acceleration of the rods. The force on the pin at Ois Fo=(- 3) N. The angular acceleration of the system is - 6.9 k rad/s².

Required information The T-bar consists of two thin rods, OA and BD, each of length L = 1.5 m and mass m= 12 kg, that are connected to the frictionless pin at O. The rods are welded together at A and lie in the vertical plane. At the instant shown, the system is rotating clockwise with angular velocity wo = 7 rad/s. T Determine the force on the pin at O and the angular acceleration of the rods. The force on the pin at Ois Fo=(- 3) N. The angular acceleration of the system is - 6.9 k rad/s².

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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