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A collar of mass m is released from rest from point A and slides with negligible friction down the circular rod (see figure 2.2). Determine: (a) the velocity v of the collar as it reaches point B. (b) the maximum deformation x of the spring (with spring constant, k = 500,000 N/m). your student ID, 360063, then m= 69 kg). Comment on your solutions and state your assumptions. 3 1.2 m B mercoal wwwwww k= 500,000 N/m

A collar of mass m is released from rest from point A and slides with negligible friction down the circular rod (see figure 2.2). Determine: (a) the velocity v of the collar as it reaches point B. (b) the maximum deformation x of the spring (with spring constant, k = 500,000 N/m). your student ID, 360063, then m= 69 kg). Comment on your solutions and state your assumptions. 3 1.2 m B mercoal wwwwww k= 500,000 N/m

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A collar of mass m is released from rest from point A and slides with negligible friction down the circular rod (see figure 2.2). Determine: (a) the velocity v of the collar as it reaches point B. (b) the maximum deformation x of the spring (with spring constant, k = 500,000 N/m). grams, by us your stud then m= 69 kg). Comment on your solutions and state your assumptions. A 1.2 m B Figure 2.2 VANA k = 500,000 N/m gits of your student ID, or
Transcribed Image Text:A collar of mass m is released from rest from point A and slides with negligible friction down the circular rod (see figure 2.2). Determine: (a) the velocity v of the collar as it reaches point B. (b) the maximum deformation x of the spring (with spring constant, k = 500,000 N/m). grams, by us your stud then m= 69 kg). Comment on your solutions and state your assumptions. A 1.2 m B Figure 2.2 VANA k = 500,000 N/m gits of your student ID, or
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