At the instant shown, the wheel is rotating with the given angular velocity and angular acceleration. Find the acceleration of collar A at this instant. Along the way, find a and of AB. w = 8 rad/s a=16 rad/s² B 60° 500 mm 150 mm
At the instant shown, the wheel is rotating with the given angular velocity and angular acceleration. Find the acceleration of collar A at this instant. Along the way, find a and of AB. w = 8 rad/s a=16 rad/s² B 60° 500 mm 150 mm
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At the instant shown, the wheel is rotating with the given angular velocity and angular acceleration. Find the acceleration of collar \( A \) at this instant. Along the way, find \( \alpha \) and \( \omega \) of \( AB \).
- **Given:**
- Angular velocity \( \omega = 8 \, \text{rad/s} \)
- Angular acceleration \( \alpha = 16 \, \text{rad/s}^2 \)
**Diagram Explanation:**
- The diagram shows a mechanical setup with a rotating wheel.
- The wheel rotates around a central point \( O \), exhibiting angular motion.
- A collar \( A \) is attached to a rod at a 60° angle from a horizontal reference, extending 500 mm from the center of rotation.
- Another point, \( B \), is marked on the rod, positioned 150 mm from the center of the wheel.
- The rod forms an angle of 30° from a radial line starting from the wheel's center.
**Objective:**
Calculate the acceleration of collar \( A \) due to the wheel's current angular motion. Additionally, determine the components \( \alpha \) (angular acceleration) and \( \omega \) (angular velocity) of the linkage \( AB \).
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