The following diagram shows a piston moving in a cylinder with rod AB. Point B is rotating clockwise with an angular velocity of w. cylinder piston A connecting rod , crank bearing B ResearchGate The motion of B is given by the equation r = C cos(wt) + Dsin(wt) Were r is the horizontal +vertical distance of B from O, and C, D are constants. For C=D=42mm and w = 20 rad/s. (i) Write r in the form Rcos (wt ± ß) and state the amplitude and period of r. (ii) Sketch one complete cycle of r. Explore the differences between the derived form and drawn form

The following diagram shows a piston moving in a cylinder with rod AB. Point B is rotating clockwise with an angular velocity of w. cylinder piston A connecting rod , crank bearing B ResearchGate The motion of B is given by the equation r = C cos(wt) + Dsin(wt) Were r is the horizontal +vertical distance of B from O, and C, D are constants. For C=D=42mm and w = 20 rad/s. (i) Write r in the form Rcos (wt ± ß) and state the amplitude and period of r. (ii) Sketch one complete cycle of r. Explore the differences between the derived form and drawn form

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