A 3-meter-long 25 kg beam is supported by two cables as shown below. You can treat the beam as a slender rod. Assume we want the left end of the beam at A to remain as a constant height while the right end of the beam at B to accelerate upwards at a rate of 1 m/s². a) What is the rate of acceleration of the center of the beam and the rate of angular acceleration for the beam? b) What will T₁ and T₂ need to be to achieve these accelerations?

A 3-meter-long 25 kg beam is supported by two cables as shown below. You can treat the beam as a slender rod. Assume we want the left end of the beam at A to remain as a constant height while the right end of the beam at B to accelerate upwards at a rate of 1 m/s². a) What is the rate of acceleration of the center of the beam and the rate of angular acceleration for the beam? b) What will T₁ and T₂ need to be to achieve these accelerations?

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