seconds. Assume that before t=0 seconds, wheel A is spinning with a constant angular velocity of 4 rad/s, and that at t = 0 s, it has an angular acceleration equal to the function a = 0.6t. Assume the belt does not slip. The radius of wheel B is twice as long as the radius of wheel A. List all assumptions, and show all of your work. B WA au A

seconds. Assume that before t=0 seconds, wheel A is spinning with a constant angular velocity of 4 rad/s, and that at t = 0 s, it has an angular acceleration equal to the function a = 0.6t. Assume the belt does not slip. The radius of wheel B is twice as long as the radius of wheel A. List all assumptions, and show all of your work. B WA au A

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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