I only need help with parts c and d of this question The system shown is used to move mass C. Disks A and B are pinned at their centers androll together without slipping relative to their connecting belt. The angular accelerationof disk A is a constant 1.1 rad/s². The system starts from rest.ATA = 0.2mBTB = 0.4mCa. What is the angular velocity of wheel A at t= 2 seconds?b. What is the angular acceleration of wheel B att = 2 seconds?c. What is the acceleration of mass C att = 2 seconds in Cartesian coordinates?d. What is the velocity of mass C at t = 2 seconds in Cartesian coordinates?e. What is the speed of mass C after it has traveled 1m?

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The system shown is used to move mass C. Disks A and B are pinned at their centers and roll together without slipping relative to their connecting belt. The angular acceleration of disk A is a constant 1.1 rad/s. The system starts from rest. A TA = 0.2m TB = 0.4m C a. What is the angular velocity of wheel A at t=2 seconds? b. What is the angular acceleration of wheel B at t = 2 seconds? c. What is the acceleration of mass C at t = 2 seconds in Cartesian coordinates? d. What is the velocity of mass C at t=2 seconds in Cartesian coordinates?

The system shown is used to move mass C. Disks A and B are pinned at their centers and roll together without slipping relative to their connecting belt. The angular acceleration of disk A is a constant 1.1 rad/s. The system starts from rest. A TA = 0.2m TB = 0.4m C a. What is the angular velocity of wheel A at t=2 seconds? b. What is the angular acceleration of wheel B at t = 2 seconds? c. What is the acceleration of mass C at t = 2 seconds in Cartesian coordinates? d. What is the velocity of mass C at t=2 seconds in Cartesian coordinates?

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