The slendar rod of mass m and length L is connected with a block of mass mg through the pin A. The block (having mass mg) is resting on a smooth (frictionless) floor. If the system is released from rest when rod is inclined with the angle 60 as shown the figure, find the angular acceleration of the slendar rod at the instant when the system is released. Assume L = the last digit of your student number +1 in meter, 0 = 30°, m =1 kg and mg = 0.5 kg. - 1m

The slendar rod of mass m and length L is connected with a block of mass mg through the pin A. The block (having mass mg) is resting on a smooth (frictionless) floor. If the system is released from rest when rod is inclined with the angle 60 as shown the figure, find the angular acceleration of the slendar rod at the instant when the system is released. Assume L = the last digit of your student number +1 in meter, 0 = 30°, m =1 kg and mg = 0.5 kg. - 1m

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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