The collar A in Fig. (a) slides along the rotating rod OB. The angular position of the rod is given by 0 =nť rad, and the distance of the collar from O varies as R= 18t* +4m, where time tis measured in seconds.

The collar A in Fig. (a) slides along the rotating rod OB. The angular position of the rod is given by 0 =nť rad, and the distance of the collar from O varies as R= 18t* +4m, where time tis measured in seconds.

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