A large (for the sake of this problem you can assume infinitely large) horizontal circular plate is rotating about its center with a constant angular acceleration a. At time t = 0 when the angular velocity w of the plate is zero a person at the center of the plate pushes a puck horizontally with initial velocity ở = puck as a function of time with respect to the rotating coordinates. (vo, 0). Find the position of the

A large (for the sake of this problem you can assume infinitely large) horizontal circular plate is rotating about its center with a constant angular acceleration a. At time t = 0 when the angular velocity w of the plate is zero a person at the center of the plate pushes a puck horizontally with initial velocity ở = puck as a function of time with respect to the rotating coordinates. (vo, 0). Find the position of the

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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