In the figure shown, the end A of a bar AB, is constrained to move along vertical path AD and the bar passes through a swivel bearing pivoted at C. When A has a velocity of 3 m's towards D and an acceleration of 25 m/s? in the opposite directi on. Coriolis acceleration (m/s) of sliding bar through the swivel is 30°, 0.4m

In the figure shown, the end A of a bar AB, is constrained to move along vertical path AD and the bar passes through a swivel bearing pivoted at C. When A has a velocity of 3 m's towards D and an acceleration of 25 m/s? in the opposite directi on. Coriolis acceleration (m/s) of sliding bar through the swivel is 30°, 0.4m

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