PROBLEM 2 A ring M of mass m = 0,5 kg is shoved at p. A at velocity v and begins to move on a wire frame shaped as a three-quartered circle of radius R=0,2 m (as shown on the figure). At p. D the ring is flying off at velocity vp=1 m/s. If all resistances are neglected, determine the v velocity as well as the normal reaction magnitude when the ring is at point B.

PROBLEM 2 A ring M of mass m = 0,5 kg is shoved at p. A at velocity v and begins to move on a wire frame shaped as a three-quartered circle of radius R=0,2 m (as shown on the figure). At p. D the ring is flying off at velocity vp=1 m/s. If all resistances are neglected, determine the v velocity as well as the normal reaction magnitude when the ring is at point B.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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