Determine the angular momentum Hp for the three masses A, B, and C (MA = mB = mc = 0.2 kg) when all three masses are clustered at the origin O of the Cartesian coordinate axes. The point P is located at 0.1 m away from the origin in k direction. The velocities of the masses are; VA = 0.05 i m/s, VB = 0.05 j m/s, and vc = 0.05 km/s. P k

Determine the angular momentum Hp for the three masses A, B, and C (MA = mB = mc = 0.2 kg) when all three masses are clustered at the origin O of the Cartesian coordinate axes. The point P is located at 0.1 m away from the origin in k direction. The velocities of the masses are; VA = 0.05 i m/s, VB = 0.05 j m/s, and vc = 0.05 km/s. P k

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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