Q3 Figure 3.1 illustrates a hydraulic cylinder attached to a collar. If the hydraulic cylinder O extends, the collar M will shift to the left. Given the uniform and narrow rod MN weighs 10 kg and the cylinder O exerts a constant vertical force of 12 kg on rod MN, determine the angular velocity of MN at 0 = 30° using the work and energy principle if the system starts at rest 0 = 0°. Neglect the friction and the mass of M. 0.4 m 2 m м Figure 3.1 A hydraulic attached to a collar

Q3 Figure 3.1 illustrates a hydraulic cylinder attached to a collar. If the hydraulic cylinder O extends, the collar M will shift to the left. Given the uniform and narrow rod MN weighs 10 kg and the cylinder O exerts a constant vertical force of 12 kg on rod MN, determine the angular velocity of MN at 0 = 30° using the work and energy principle if the system starts at rest 0 = 0°. Neglect the friction and the mass of M. 0.4 m 2 m м Figure 3.1 A hydraulic attached to a collar

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