A 18-kg rear hatch of a vehicle opens as shown in the figure and can be modeled as a uniform 0.6-m long slender rod. Knowing that the tailgate is released from rest in the position shown in the figure, determine the angular velocity of the tailgate as it impacts the car body. I have attached Solution Too, You can Refer It( There Mass=16 kg) In our Problem Mass=18 Kg That is Only difference.
A 18-kg rear hatch of a vehicle opens as shown in the figure and can be modeled as a uniform 0.6-m long slender rod. Knowing that the tailgate is released from rest in the position shown in the figure, determine the angular velocity of the tailgate as it impacts the car body. I have attached Solution Too, You can Refer It( There Mass=16 kg) In our Problem Mass=18 Kg That is Only difference.
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A 18-kg rear hatch of a vehicle opens as shown in the figure and can be modeled as a uniform 0.6-m long slender rod. Knowing that the tailgate is released from rest in the position shown in the figure, determine the angular velocity of the tailgate as it impacts the car body.
I have attached Solution Too, You can Refer It( There Mass=16 kg)
In our Problem Mass=18 Kg
That is Only difference.

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Transcribed Image Text:Given m = 16 kg
AB = 0.6m
B
Here angle = 90°-15° = 75°
B = 98-55-15° = 20°
G is the centroid of rear hatch.
'B'
AG = AB = 0.3 m
Mass moment of inertia of a rod of length AB=0.6
and
mass m kg about one end A. is
2
2
m (AB) ² 16 (0-6) ²
=
=
= 1.92 kg. m²
3
3
height
AD = AG-AG Cos 20 = AG(1-COS20)
= 0·3(1-Cos20) = 0.0146 m
AC = AG-AG Cos 75° = AG (1-(0575)
0.3(1-C0575)
= 0.1852 m
thus
h = AD-AC = 0.1706 m
Now by Conservation of energy principle
IA
Now
A
K
BG
D
d
h
15°
G
mgh = = = IAW²; w is angular velocity of rear
hatch before impact
16x 9.81 x 0-1706 = 1/2x1.92 0²
= 5.28 rad/s
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