Material point of mass m=1 moves on an Oxy plane that rotates around the Oz axis with angular velocity w = wk, where w=1/2 s1. If at some point the body is at a distance r=1 m from O and moves along it rotating axis Ox with relative speed uo=1m/s and in the direction of center O, find and draw the vectors in the figure a) the coriolis force, b) of the centrifugal force and c) absolute speed. V

Material point of mass m=1 moves on an Oxy plane that rotates around the Oz axis with angular velocity w = wk, where w=1/2 s1. If at some point the body is at a distance r=1 m from O and moves along it rotating axis Ox with relative speed uo=1m/s and in the direction of center O, find and draw the vectors in the figure a) the coriolis force, b) of the centrifugal force and c) absolute speed. V

College Physics

11th Edition

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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