*** SKETCH ONLY DRAW the kinematic diagram & Free body diagram and label it for this problem A block B of mass m (see Figure 1) can slide freely on a frictionless arm OA which rotates in a horizontal plane at a constant rate \(\dot{\theta}_O\). B is released at a distance \(r_0\) from O. A moves toward A located at a distance rA from O.Draw a complete kinetic diagram. How many vectors do you have in your diagrams? (enter in space)**Figure 1: Swing****Description of Diagram:**- The diagram shows a horizontal arm OA that is free of friction.- A block B is positioned on the arm and is shown sliding towards point A.- The arm rotates around point O. - The angle \(\theta\) is marked between the arm and a reference line, with \(\theta = \dot{\theta}_n\).- A red arrow labeled \(v_r\) indicates the radial velocity of the block B towards A.- The distance r represents the length from point O to block B.- Annotations indicate the rotational direction with a curved arrow near point O.

A block B of mass m (see Figure 1) can slide freely on a frictionless arm OA which rotates in a horizontal plane at a constant rate e Bis released at a distan ro from O. And moves toward A located at a distance ra from O. Draw a complete kinetic diagram. How many vectors do you have in your diagrams? (enter in space) Figure 1: Swing

A block B of mass m (see Figure 1) can slide freely on a frictionless arm OA which rotates in a horizontal plane at a constant rate e Bis released at a distan ro from O. And moves toward A located at a distance ra from O. Draw a complete kinetic diagram. How many vectors do you have in your diagrams? (enter in space) Figure 1: Swing

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