The path of a moving point Pis defined by the equation y=60-(x³/3). The displacement of the pointfrom R,X-0 to R,*-3 is. (See Theory of Machines and Mechanism, 5th Edition, Problem 2.4)(a) 9.487 at -71.57°(b) 8.213 at -62.88°(c) 7.053 at -58.21°(d) 6.992 at -49.73°

Given: The path of the moving point is defined by the equation y=60-x3/3. The displacement of…

The path of a moving point Pis defined by the equation y=60-(x³/3). The displacement of the point from R,"=0 to R,*=3 is. (See Theory of Machines and Mechanism, 5th Edition, Problem 2.4) (a) 9.487 at -71.57° (b) 8.213 at -62.88° (c) 7.053 at -58.21° (d) 6.992 at -49.73°

The path of a moving point Pis defined by the equation y=60-(x³/3). The displacement of the point from R,"=0 to R,*=3 is. (See Theory of Machines and Mechanism, 5th Edition, Problem 2.4) (a) 9.487 at -71.57° (b) 8.213 at -62.88° (c) 7.053 at -58.21° (d) 6.992 at -49.73°

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The path of a moving point Pis defined by the equation y=60-(x³/3). The displacement of the point
from R,X-0 to R,*-3 is. (See Theory of Machines and Mechanism, 5th Edition, Problem 2.4)
(a) 9.487 at -71.57°
(b) 8.213 at -62.88°
(c) 7.053 at -58.21°
(d) 6.992 at -49.73°

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