Rectangular plate question 6. Rotating rectangular thin plate of sides a andb (Fig. 6) is supported by two bearings, one at the A corner and the other at the B corner. The plate is rotating about its diagonal with constant angular velocity . The mass of the plate is M. Find forces in the bearings needed to maintain the rotation. al Fig 6. B8

Rectangular plate question 6. Rotating rectangular thin plate of sides a andb (Fig. 6) is supported by two bearings, one at the A corner and the other at the B corner. The plate is rotating about its diagonal with constant angular velocity . The mass of the plate is M. Find forces in the bearings needed to maintain the rotation. al Fig 6. B8

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