For the image at the right, the coordinate angles are, a 75°, B = 133°,y= 47°, and the force along a-a is, F = (-23 +25+ 53 k) lbs. What is the angle between the a-a axis and the b-b axis? .. b-b α X β Ꮓ a-a F பட y A spring is connected to a frictionless pullev system as shown. The spring has a linear spring constant. k = 53 lbf/in. If the mass of the block is. m = 35 slugs. how far has the spring been displaced from its original position? ww Mass = ?

For the image at the right, the coordinate angles are, a 75°, B = 133°,y= 47°, and the force along a-a is, F = (-23 +25+ 53 k) lbs. What is the angle between the a-a axis and the b-b axis? .. b-b α X β Ꮓ a-a F பட y A spring is connected to a frictionless pullev system as shown. The spring has a linear spring constant. k = 53 lbf/in. If the mass of the block is. m = 35 slugs. how far has the spring been displaced from its original position? ww Mass = ?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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