the diagram). The figure shows a rigid link AB of length 2 m which rotates anticlockwise about a fixed point at A at a rate of 2 rad/s, but which is decelerating in its rotation at 1 rad/s². At the instance of time shown in the diagram, with the link AB at 60 degrees to the horizontal, what is the y-component of the absolute acceleration of point B? (The positive sense of the x and y directions are given by the axes O O O O O w = 2 rad/s a = -1 rad/s² X 7.93 m/s² Don't Know -7.93 m/s2 5.93 m/s2 -5.93 m/s2 AⓇ B 60⁰

the diagram). The figure shows a rigid link AB of length 2 m which rotates anticlockwise about a fixed point at A at a rate of 2 rad/s, but which is decelerating in its rotation at 1 rad/s². At the instance of time shown in the diagram, with the link AB at 60 degrees to the horizontal, what is the y-component of the absolute acceleration of point B? (The positive sense of the x and y directions are given by the axes O O O O O w = 2 rad/s a = -1 rad/s² X 7.93 m/s² Don't Know -7.93 m/s2 5.93 m/s2 -5.93 m/s2 AⓇ B 60⁰

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