Situation #2: Determine the horizontal and vertical components of the acceleration of point A on the rim of the flywheel. At the given position, o = 4 rad/s and a = 12 rad/s², with direction counterclockwise. Find also the total acceleration. RA ah 1m 45° ar =

Situation #2: Determine the horizontal and vertical components of the acceleration of point A on the rim of the flywheel. At the given position, o = 4 rad/s and a = 12 rad/s², with direction counterclockwise. Find also the total acceleration. RA ah 1m 45° ar =

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Situation #2: Determine the horizontal and vertical components of the acceleration of point A on the
rim of the flywheel. At the given position, o = 4 rad/s and a = 12 rad/s?, with direction
counterclockwise. Find also the total acceleration.
A
ah =
1m
45°
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=
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