Question 2: For a 1-kg ball being pushed by a rod in the vertical path with equation r = 0.50, where is in radian and r is in meter. At the instant shown, if it has = 2 rad/s and = 4 rad/s², determine its acceleration. (a) 1.14 m/s² (b) 7.05 m/s² (c) 7.14 m/s² (d) 7.23 m/s² eote O r 0: π 2

Question 2: For a 1-kg ball being pushed by a rod in the vertical path with equation r = 0.50, where is in radian and r is in meter. At the instant shown, if it has = 2 rad/s and = 4 rad/s², determine its acceleration. (a) 1.14 m/s² (b) 7.05 m/s² (c) 7.14 m/s² (d) 7.23 m/s² eote O r 0: π 2

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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