Interpretation: Velocity and acceleration at one end of a piston is to be calculated when values of velocity and acceleration at another end is given.
Concept introduction: The continuity equation is applied to calculate velocity and acceleration whenever solid in which some fluid is flowing is given and diameter at 2 ends of solid is different.
The continuity equation can be given as,
Here, A1 and A2 are the areas at 2 points of the solid body and are given by the following formula,
The velocity at 2 points of the piston are
The acceleration at 2 points are
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