2 m D AB rotates with angular velocity of 4.9 frad/s] clockwise and angular acceleration of 2.4 [rad/s2] clockwise. Given that AB = CD = 0.75 (m] and the measurements and positions shown in the figure, a) What is the angular acceleration of bar BC in (rad/s?1? Hints: 1) Please enter numerical values only. Do not include any units in your answers. 2) Your answers need to be given in 3 significant figures. Answer b) What is the angular acceleration of bar CD in [rad/s212 Hints: 1) Please enter numerical values only, Do not include any units in your answers. 2) Your answers need to be given in 3 significant figures.

2 m D AB rotates with angular velocity of 4.9 frad/s] clockwise and angular acceleration of 2.4 [rad/s2] clockwise. Given that AB = CD = 0.75 (m] and the measurements and positions shown in the figure, a) What is the angular acceleration of bar BC in (rad/s?1? Hints: 1) Please enter numerical values only. Do not include any units in your answers. 2) Your answers need to be given in 3 significant figures. Answer b) What is the angular acceleration of bar CD in [rad/s212 Hints: 1) Please enter numerical values only, Do not include any units in your answers. 2) Your answers need to be given in 3 significant figures.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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