Elements Of Electromagnetics
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The center of gear c, O is moving at 1.25 m/s, and has an acceleration of .25 m/s^2m, the radius of C = .22 m, and theta = 60 degrees
what is the angular velocity of link BC at this time
which way is bc rotating
what is the velocity of B
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