Explanation Given information: Disk D weighs 2lb Radius of gyration is 0.9in. Disk S weighs 6lb Radius of gyration is 1.5in Consider the given diagram We have to draw the triangle that connects the point POB So, Explanation: Find the value of r by applying the cosines rule r 2 = 1.25 2 + 2.5 2 − 2 × 1.25 × 2.5 cos 30 0 r = 1.549 i n . And then find the angle using sine rule: sin β 1.25 = sin 30 0 r sin β 1.25 = sin 30 0 1.5491 sin β = 0.4034 β = 23.794 0 Then choose the disk S on rotating frame as referred Ω = ω s Ω ˙ = α s So, consider the motion of the disk S. Find the velocity of the point P V P ' = r ω s Substitute r value V P ' = [ 1.549 ω s ↘ β ] Find the acceleration of point P a P ' = − α s × r − ω S 2 r Substituting all the values, we get, a P ' = 1.549 α s ↘ β + 1.549 ω s 2 ↙ β And then consider the motion relative to the given frame. We get: V P / S = u ↙ β a P / S = u ˙ ↙ β And then the coriolis acceleration in velocity of point P V P = 1.549 ω S ↘ β + u ↙ β − − − ( 1 ) So, acceleration at point P is a P / S = ( u ˙ ↙ β ) Formulate the coriolis component of the acceleration a C = 2 ω s u Acceleration of point p is, a P = a P ' + a P / S + a c Substituting the values, we get, a P = 1.549 α s ↘ γ + 1.549 ω 2 s ↙ γ + u ˙ ↙ γ + 2 ω s u ↖ γ − − − ( 2 ) Choose the motion of disk D rotation to its B V P = ( r D ) ω D So we get V P = ( 1.25 ) ( 8 ) = 10 i n . / s ↙ 30 0 − − − − ( 3 ) Similarly, acceleration at point P a P = [ ( B P ) α D ↙ 60 0 ] [ ( B P ) ω D 2 ↘ 30 0 ] a P = 0 + [ ( 1.25 ) ( 8 ) 2 ↘ 30 0 ] = 80 i n . / s 2 ↘ 30 0 − − − − ( 4 ) From the equations (3) and (1), we have to resolve the components. 1.549 ω s ↘ γ + u ↙ γ = 10 i n . / s ↙ 30 0 Solve the components 1.549 ω s ↘ γ + u ↙ γ = 10 i n . / s ↙ 30 0 1.549 ω s = 10 cos ( 30 0 + γ ) ω s = 10 cos ( 30 0 + γ ) 1.549 ω s = 10 cos ( 30 0 + 23 To determine (a) Find the magnitude of the force P

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