Problem 9.5 Consider an arbitrarily shaped object undergoing a rotational motion in the xy-plane (Fig. 9.36). Let O be a point in the xy-plane along the axis of rotation, and P, N, and M are fixed points on the object located at distances r, 0.5 r, and 0.25 r, respectively. Due to the rotational motion of the object, points P, N, and M will move along their circular path. T. P M If the linear velocity of point P is vp distance r = OP = 1.2 m from the axis of rotation, determine the magnitude of angular velocity of points P, N, and M, and the magnitude of the linear velocity of points N and M. = 4.5 m/sand it is located at Answers: Op = @N = @M = 3.75 rad/s; UN = 2.25 m/s; vM = 1.125 m/s g. 9.36 Problem 9.5

Problem 9.5 Consider an arbitrarily shaped object undergoing a rotational motion in the xy-plane (Fig. 9.36). Let O be a point in the xy-plane along the axis of rotation, and P, N, and M are fixed points on the object located at distances r, 0.5 r, and 0.25 r, respectively. Due to the rotational motion of the object, points P, N, and M will move along their circular path. T. P M If the linear velocity of point P is vp distance r = OP = 1.2 m from the axis of rotation, determine the magnitude of angular velocity of points P, N, and M, and the magnitude of the linear velocity of points N and M. = 4.5 m/sand it is located at Answers: Op = @N = @M = 3.75 rad/s; UN = 2.25 m/s; vM = 1.125 m/s g. 9.36 Problem 9.5

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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