There is a Lazy Susan on the kitchen table that has a slot going through the center of it. You place a single die in the slot and do some dynamics. The Lazy Susan is rotating with an angular velocity of 2 rad/s. The die A is moving along the slot with speed of 3 in/s relative to the Lazy Susan. Assume the distancer is 6". a) Clearly define your system using polar coordinates. b) Determine the absolute velocity of the die in in/sec. Be sure your answer is expressed in polar coordinates. [Ans. to Check: 12 ee + 3 e, in/sec] c) Compute the angle between this velocity vector and the x-axis (shown in the picture). [Ans. to Check: 75.96°] ) = 2 rad/s A u = 3 in/s to

There is a Lazy Susan on the kitchen table that has a slot going through the center of it. You place a single die in the slot and do some dynamics. The Lazy Susan is rotating with an angular velocity of 2 rad/s. The die A is moving along the slot with speed of 3 in/s relative to the Lazy Susan. Assume the distancer is 6". a) Clearly define your system using polar coordinates. b) Determine the absolute velocity of the die in in/sec. Be sure your answer is expressed in polar coordinates. [Ans. to Check: 12 ee + 3 e, in/sec] c) Compute the angle between this velocity vector and the x-axis (shown in the picture). [Ans. to Check: 75.96°] ) = 2 rad/s A u = 3 in/s to

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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