Problem 2. A Point A of the rod slides down the inclined plane while point B is forced to slide horizontally. The rod has length 2 m and a mass of 1 kg. If the rod is released from rest in 300 G the position shown, find the angular velocity of the rod when it has fallen to a horizontal orientation. Just before the rod hits the ground, find the normal forces at ends A 60° 300 and B. Ans: a = 5.2717 rad/s² ccw, Na = 2.7811 N, NB = 3.1478 N

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Problem 2.
Point A of the rod slides down the inclined plane while
A
point B is forced to slide horizontally. The rod has length 2
m and a mass of 1 kg. If the rod is released from rest in
the position shown, find the angular velocity of the rod
300
when it has fallen to a horizontal orientation. Just before
the rod hits the ground, find the normal forces at ends A
60°
30°
and B.
Ans: a = 5.2717 rad/s? ccw, NA = 2.7811 N, NB = 3.1478 N
%D
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 2. Point A of the rod slides down the inclined plane while A point B is forced to slide horizontally. The rod has length 2 m and a mass of 1 kg. If the rod is released from rest in the position shown, find the angular velocity of the rod 300 when it has fallen to a horizontal orientation. Just before the rod hits the ground, find the normal forces at ends A 60° 30° and B. Ans: a = 5.2717 rad/s? ccw, NA = 2.7811 N, NB = 3.1478 N %D
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