The collar is mounted on the horizontal arm shown, which is originally rotating with the angular velocity @o. Assume that after the cord is cut, the collar slides along the arm in such a way that the collar's total acceleration is equal to zero. Determine an expression of the radial component of the collar's velocity as a function of r, the distance from the spin axis. Hint: Using polar coordinates, observe that d (1²0)/dt = rag. Page 735

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The collar is mounted on the horizontal arm shown, which is originally rotating with the angular velocity @o. Assume that after the cord is
cut, the collar slides along the arm in such a way that the collar's total acceleration is equal to zero. Determine an expression of the radial
component of the collar's velocity as a function of r, the distance from the spin axis. Hint: Using polar coordinates, observe that
d (r²6)/dt = raŋ.
C
Z
ro
@o
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Transcribed Image Text:Problem 12.194 | The collar is mounted on the horizontal arm shown, which is originally rotating with the angular velocity @o. Assume that after the cord is cut, the collar slides along the arm in such a way that the collar's total acceleration is equal to zero. Determine an expression of the radial component of the collar's velocity as a function of r, the distance from the spin axis. Hint: Using polar coordinates, observe that d (r²6)/dt = raŋ. C Z ro @o Figure P12.194 cord Page 735 7
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