Consider an aircraft in a maneuver. At an instant in time, the angular velocity of the aircraft relative to Earth is ū = 1.8b1+0.57b2+0.21b3, the velocity of the center of mass of the aircraft relative to Earth is i = 25b1 +10b2+8b3, the angular acceleration of the aircraft relative to Earth is a = 0.26b1 +0.1b2+0.05b3, and the acceleration of the center of mass of the aircraft relative to Earth is a = 2b1 +5b2+7b3. What is the magnitude of the velocity at a point on the aircraft whose position vector relative to the center of mass is 7 = 6b1+3b2+6b3. Note b1, b2, b3 are unit vectors fixed in the aircraft reference frame.
Consider an aircraft in a maneuver. At an instant in time, the angular velocity of the aircraft relative to Earth is ū = 1.8b1+0.57b2+0.21b3, the velocity of the center of mass of the aircraft relative to Earth is i = 25b1 +10b2+8b3, the angular acceleration of the aircraft relative to Earth is a = 0.26b1 +0.1b2+0.05b3, and the acceleration of the center of mass of the aircraft relative to Earth is a = 2b1 +5b2+7b3. What is the magnitude of the velocity at a point on the aircraft whose position vector relative to the center of mass is 7 = 6b1+3b2+6b3. Note b1, b2, b3 are unit vectors fixed in the aircraft reference frame.
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![Consider an aircraft in a maneuver. At an instant in time, the angular velocity of the aircraft relative
to Earth is i = 1.8b1 +0.57b,+0.21b3, the velocity of the center of mass of the aircraft relative to
Earth is i = 25b1 +10bz+8b3, the angular acceleration of the aircraft relative to Earth is a = 0.26b1
+0.1b2+0.05 b3, and the acceleration of the center of mass of the aircraft relative to Earth is a = 2b1
+5b2+7b3. What is the magnitude of the velocity at a point on the aircraft whose position vector
relative to the center of mass is 7 = 6b1+3b2+6b3.
Note b1, b2, bz are unit vectors fixed in the aircraft reference frame.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Ff1ee4e68-8547-4f12-98cd-24c49a1f5033%2F4ff8d0df-a7d0-41c2-ab17-c4ccce0b962e%2Ftjjvkuqh_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Consider an aircraft in a maneuver. At an instant in time, the angular velocity of the aircraft relative
to Earth is i = 1.8b1 +0.57b,+0.21b3, the velocity of the center of mass of the aircraft relative to
Earth is i = 25b1 +10bz+8b3, the angular acceleration of the aircraft relative to Earth is a = 0.26b1
+0.1b2+0.05 b3, and the acceleration of the center of mass of the aircraft relative to Earth is a = 2b1
+5b2+7b3. What is the magnitude of the velocity at a point on the aircraft whose position vector
relative to the center of mass is 7 = 6b1+3b2+6b3.
Note b1, b2, bz are unit vectors fixed in the aircraft reference frame.
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