Three belts move on two pulleys without slipping in the speed reduction systemshown in the figure. At the instant shown, the velocity of point A on the input bandis 5.5 ft/s to the right, decreasing at a rate of 9.9 ft/s2.3 to the lightsT4 in.↓8 in.BC(a) Determine for that instant the velocity of point C, in ft/s, on the exit band.b) Determine for that instant the acceleration of point C, in ft/s2, in theoutput band.(c) Determine for that instant the acceleration of point B, in ft/s2, at theoutput pulley.

Given Data: The velocity of point A VA=5.5 fts The acceleration of point A aA=9.9 fts2 The inner…

Three belts move on two pulleys without slipping in the speed reduction system shown in the figure. At the instant shown, the velocity of point A on the input band is 5.5 ft/s to the right, decreasing at a rate of 9.9 ft/s2. T 4 in. 8 in. B (a) Determine for that instant the velocity of point C, in ft/s, on the exit band. b) Determine for that instant the acceleration of point C, in ft/s2, in the output band. (c) Determine for that instant the acceleration of point B, in ft/s2, at the output pulley.

Three belts move on two pulleys without slipping in the speed reduction system shown in the figure. At the instant shown, the velocity of point A on the input band is 5.5 ft/s to the right, decreasing at a rate of 9.9 ft/s2. T 4 in. 8 in. B (a) Determine for that instant the velocity of point C, in ft/s, on the exit band. b) Determine for that instant the acceleration of point C, in ft/s2, in the output band. (c) Determine for that instant the acceleration of point B, in ft/s2, at the output pulley.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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