You have been asked to define the acceleration of a wheat thresher component (treated as a particle) which will follow the pathr = cos(20) m. At the angle of 0 = 30°, the transverse (0) motion variables are known to equal: 0 = 30° = 7 6 rad '' = 1.95 rad/s ''= 4.84 rad/s 2 Find: A. %3D The acceleration of this thresher component as a cylindrical (r-0) component vector. B. Justify in words why your answer makes sense in the context of the problem.

You have been asked to define the acceleration of a wheat thresher component (treated as a particle) which will follow the pathr = cos(20) m. At the angle of 0 = 30°, the transverse (0) motion variables are known to equal: 0 = 30° = 7 6 rad '' = 1.95 rad/s ''= 4.84 rad/s 2 Find: A. %3D The acceleration of this thresher component as a cylindrical (r-0) component vector. B. Justify in words why your answer makes sense in the context of the problem.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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