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The bar AB of 3.62kg is attached to the collar A of negligible mass and a wheel of mass 15.81kg with a turning radius of 0.16m. If at the position shown the angular velocity of the wheel is 67rpm clockwise, determine the velocity of the wheel in RPM when point B is located just below C. The angle of the bar with respect to Y is 19.47°.
The answer is 93.89
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