The triangular angle bar XYZ has a mass of m= 1.12345 kg and is connected to a steel plate with two frictionless pins in parallel curved slots as shown. Each slot has a radius of 20 cm. If the velocity of each pin is 80 cm/s downward along the slots, determine the acceleration of the angle bar and the reactions at X and Y. Include free body diagram every step and provide some explanations. 60° 60° -20 cm- X Go N 10 cm 20 cm

The triangular angle bar XYZ has a mass of m= 1.12345 kg and is connected to a steel plate with two frictionless pins in parallel curved slots as shown. Each slot has a radius of 20 cm. If the velocity of each pin is 80 cm/s downward along the slots, determine the acceleration of the angle bar and the reactions at X and Y. Include free body diagram every step and provide some explanations. 60° 60° -20 cm- X Go N 10 cm 20 cm

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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