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Pin P at the end of the telescoping rod shown below slides along the fixed guide, which lies in the xy plane. The guide has a parabolic shape given by equation y² = 40x, where x and y are measured in millimetres (mm). The y coordinate of P varies with time (measured in seconds) according to y =4f² + 6t When y=30, compute; a) The velocity vector of P b) The acceleration vector of P y y² = 40x 60 mm X

Pin P at the end of the telescoping rod shown below slides along the fixed guide, which lies in the xy plane. The guide has a parabolic shape given by equation y² = 40x, where x and y are measured in millimetres (mm). The y coordinate of P varies with time (measured in seconds) according to y =4f² + 6t When y=30, compute; a) The velocity vector of P b) The acceleration vector of P y y² = 40x 60 mm X

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Pin P at the end of the telescoping rod shown below slides along the fixed guide, which lies in the xy plane. The guide has a parabolic shape given by equation y² = 40x, where x and y are measured in millimetres (mm). The y coordinate of P varies with time (measured in seconds) according to y =4t² + 6t When y=30, compute; a) The velocity vector of P b) The acceleration vector of P y y² = 40x 60 mm X
Transcribed Image Text:Pin P at the end of the telescoping rod shown below slides along the fixed guide, which lies in the xy plane. The guide has a parabolic shape given by equation y² = 40x, where x and y are measured in millimetres (mm). The y coordinate of P varies with time (measured in seconds) according to y =4t² + 6t When y=30, compute; a) The velocity vector of P b) The acceleration vector of P y y² = 40x 60 mm X
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