P.1) A car is being tested while on a lift. Currently, the lift is stationary, and the tire is experiencing an angular velocity of 50k rad/s and an angular accelera- tion of -10k rad/s². Determine the velocity and accelera- tion of points B and C.

P.1) A car is being tested while on a lift. Currently, the lift is stationary, and the tire is experiencing an angular velocity of 50k rad/s and an angular accelera- tion of -10k rad/s². Determine the velocity and accelera- tion of points B and C.

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A car is being tested while on a lift.
Currently, the lift is stationary, and the tire is experiencing
an angular velocity of 50k rad/s and an angular accelera-
tion of -10k rad/s². Determine the velocity and accelera-
tion of points B and C.
1
-4.5 ft-H
j
r=1ft
B
C

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