Determinethen-and t-componentsof theforce Fwhich isexerted by the rod ABon thecrank OA. Evaluate your general expression for F-86 Nand (a) e-16°, ß - 8° and (b) e-18°, ß– 34° Answers: (a) Fn- N, F- N. (b) Fn - N, F,- i

Determinethen-and t-componentsof theforce Fwhich isexerted by the rod ABon thecrank OA. Evaluate your general expression for F-86 Nand (a) e-16°, ß - 8° and (b) e-18°, ß– 34° Answers: (a) Fn- N, F- N. (b) Fn - N, F,- i

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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