The sprinter begins from rest at position A and accelerates along the track. If the stationary tracking camera at O is rotating counterclockwise at the rate of 19.8 deg's when the sprinter passes the 50-m mark, determine the speed of the sprinter and the value of . Part 1 Answers: -36 m Calculate the distancer, the angle 6, and the rate of rotaion of the camera in rad's. i 36 m m 11 m rad/s

The sprinter begins from rest at position A and accelerates along the track. If the stationary tracking camera at O is rotating counterclockwise at the rate of 19.8 deg's when the sprinter passes the 50-m mark, determine the speed of the sprinter and the value of . Part 1 Answers: -36 m Calculate the distancer, the angle 6, and the rate of rotaion of the camera in rad's. i 36 m m 11 m rad/s

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton's Laws

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