The plate shown moves in the xy plane. Knowing that (v₁), = 165 mm/s, (VB)y=180 mm/s, and (vc)y = -= -55 mm/s,125 mm125 mmAVA= (VA) x + (VA) yjVB = (VB) x + (VB)yj-125 mm.BVc = (Vc)xi + (Vc)yj125 mmdetermine(a) the angular velocity of the plane(b) the velocity of point A(c) the velocity of point B(d) the point of the plate with zero velocity

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The plate shown moves in the xy plane. Knowing that (v₁), = 165 mm/s, (VB)y=180 mm/s, and (vc)y = −55 mm/s, 125 mm 125 mm A y VA= (VA) x + (VA)yj VB = (VB)xi + (VB) yj -125 mm B Vc = (Vc)xi + (Vc)yj -125 mm- C X determine (a) the angular velocity of the plane (b) the velocity of point A (c) the velocity of point B (d) the point of the plate with zero velocity

The plate shown moves in the xy plane. Knowing that (v₁), = 165 mm/s, (VB)y=180 mm/s, and (vc)y = −55 mm/s, 125 mm 125 mm A y VA= (VA) x + (VA)yj VB = (VB)xi + (VB) yj -125 mm B Vc = (Vc)xi + (Vc)yj -125 mm- C X determine (a) the angular velocity of the plane (b) the velocity of point A (c) the velocity of point B (d) the point of the plate with zero velocity

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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