Particles M and N slide along rods AB and CD as shown in the figure. At the very instant shown, particle M is moving at a speed of 4 m/s at the indicated direction while particle N is moving at 2 m/s with the shown direction. Determine the following: a. The velocity vectors of particle M and N b. The relative velocities of each particle with respect to the other. (Show the vector diagrams) Z .3 m .4 m D VM .5 m .3 m x Ho C VN .4 m .3 m .2 m B y

Particles M and N slide along rods AB and CD as shown in the figure. At the very instant shown, particle M is moving at a speed of 4 m/s at the indicated direction while particle N is moving at 2 m/s with the shown direction. Determine the following: a. The velocity vectors of particle M and N b. The relative velocities of each particle with respect to the other. (Show the vector diagrams) Z .3 m .4 m D VM .5 m .3 m x Ho C VN .4 m .3 m .2 m B y

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Particles M and N slide along rods AB and CD as shown in the figure. At the very instant shown, particle
M is moving at a speed of 4 m/s at the indicated direction while particle N is moving at 2 m/s with the shown
direction. Determine the following:
a. The velocity vectors of particle M and N
b. The relative velocities of each particle with respect to the other. (Show the vector diagrams)
Z
.3 m
.4 m
D
VM
.5 m
X
.3 m
C
VN
.4 m
.3 m
.2 m
B
y

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