Handwritten plzzzz asap...i'll give you more vote... A valve of piston type has a mass of 7 kg and is driven withS.H.M. that can be referred to a vector of length 60 mm rotating at 24 rad/s.The valve works in oil which creates a viscous resistance proportional to thevelocity at the rate of 10 N/(m/s). Events controlled by the valve occur when itis 30 mm from its mid-position and moving towards it and, again, when it is20 mm beyond its mid-position on the same stroke. Determine the timebetween these events. Evaluate the viscous resisting force at the first event andthe force in the driving rod at the second.

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Valve works in oil which creates a viscous resistance proporti velocity at the rate of 10 N/(m/s). Events controlled by the valve oca is 30 mm from its mid-position and moving towards it and, again, 20 mm beyond its mid-position on the same stroke. Determine between these events. Evaluate the viscous resisting force at the first the force in the driving rod at the second.

Valve works in oil which creates a viscous resistance proporti velocity at the rate of 10 N/(m/s). Events controlled by the valve oca is 30 mm from its mid-position and moving towards it and, again, 20 mm beyond its mid-position on the same stroke. Determine between these events. Evaluate the viscous resisting force at the first the force in the driving rod at the second.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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