Each of the bars A and B has a mass of 14 kg and slides in its horizontal guideway with negligible friction. Motion is controlled by the lever of negligible mass connected to the bars as shown. Calculate the acceleration of point Con the lever when the 175-N force is applied as indicated. To verify your result, analyze the kinetics of each member separately and determine ac by kinematic considerations from the calculated accelerations of the two bars. The acceleration is poistive if to the right, negative if to the left. 175 N 255 mm A 140 mm C 140 mm

Each of the bars A and B has a mass of 14 kg and slides in its horizontal guideway with negligible friction. Motion is controlled by the lever of negligible mass connected to the bars as shown. Calculate the acceleration of point Con the lever when the 175-N force is applied as indicated. To verify your result, analyze the kinetics of each member separately and determine ac by kinematic considerations from the calculated accelerations of the two bars. The acceleration is poistive if to the right, negative if to the left. 175 N 255 mm A 140 mm C 140 mm

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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