Suppose two ball bearings (A and B) are constrained to move in the horizontal plane along concentric circular paths, where = 0.5 m and r= 1 m. At the illustrated instant, the two ball bearings are collinear with respect to the vertical, and it is measured that A is traveling at a constant v₁ = -61 m/s and B is moving v=8i m/s with a tangential acceleration () 0.7i m/s². What are the velocity (x1.1) and acceleration of B (x1.1) as seen by A? L B TH

Suppose two ball bearings (A and B) are constrained to move in the horizontal plane along concentric circular paths, where = 0.5 m and r= 1 m. At the illustrated instant, the two ball bearings are collinear with respect to the vertical, and it is measured that A is traveling at a constant v₁ = -61 m/s and B is moving v=8i m/s with a tangential acceleration () 0.7i m/s². What are the velocity (x1.1) and acceleration of B (x1.1) as seen by A? L B TH

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