Q#5. Blocks A and B shown in the figure below are connected by the pulley-cord system. The pulley C is attached to block B by a rigid rod but is free to rotate about its centre O. For a given instant, the velocity, and the acceleration of block B relative to ground G are as shown: the velocity and acceleration of B with respect to ground are VAG = 2 m/s and aAG = 3 m/s² respectively. Determine the velocities VAG and VA/B as well as the accelerations anG and aAB of block A for the given instant.

Q#5. Blocks A and B shown in the figure below are connected by the pulley-cord system. The pulley C is attached to block B by a rigid rod but is free to rotate about its centre O. For a given instant, the velocity, and the acceleration of block B relative to ground G are as shown: the velocity and acceleration of B with respect to ground are VAG = 2 m/s and aAG = 3 m/s² respectively. Determine the velocities VAG and VA/B as well as the accelerations anG and aAB of block A for the given instant.

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