3) Find the acceleration of points A, B, and C for the position shown if m,=-20rad/min and a,=1000 rad/min2 as shown. What is the Coriolis acceleration and the acceleration along the axis of slip at A? 3.25 in L2=0.80 in 14=2.97 Is=2.61 02 - 241 0,0 - 1.850 278.5

3) Find the acceleration of points A, B, and C for the position shown if m,=-20rad/min and a,=1000 rad/min2 as shown. What is the Coriolis acceleration and the acceleration along the axis of slip at A? 3.25 in L2=0.80 in 14=2.97 Is=2.61 02 - 241 0,0 - 1.850 278.5

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