B. In Fig. below; rod AB rotates about an axis through A and s connected t0 block ) by a flexible and inextensible cable. Determine the linear velocity of block 1) when 0 = ' (3/4), and the angular velocity of AB is 2.5 ad/ sec counterclockwise. Fig2B B 15m, B. In Fig. below; rod AB rotates about an axis through A and is connected to block D by a flexibleand inextensible cable. Determine the linear velocity of block D when 0 - tan ( 3/4 ), and theangular velocity of AB is 2.5 rad / sec counterclockwise.Fig.2.BB1.5 m2.5 mD

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B. In Fig. below; rod AB rotates about an axis through A and is connected to block D by a flexible and inextensible cable. Determine the linear velocity of block D when 0 tan ( 3/4), and the angular velocity of AB is 2.5 rad/ sec counterclockwise. Fig.2.B B 1.5 m 2.5 m

B. In Fig. below; rod AB rotates about an axis through A and is connected to block D by a flexible and inextensible cable. Determine the linear velocity of block D when 0 tan ( 3/4), and the angular velocity of AB is 2.5 rad/ sec counterclockwise. Fig.2.B B 1.5 m 2.5 m

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B. In Fig. below; rod AB rotates about an axis through A and s connected t0 block ) by a flexible and inextensible cable. Determine the linear velocity of block 1) when 0 = ' (3/4), and the angular velocity of AB is 2.5 ad/ sec counterclockwise. Fig2B B 15m,

B. In Fig. below; rod AB rotates about an axis through A and is connected to block D by a flexible
and inextensible cable. Determine the linear velocity of block D when 0 - tan ( 3/4 ), and the
angular velocity of AB is 2.5 rad / sec counterclockwise.
Fig.2.B
B
1.5 m
2.5 m
D

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