Elements Of Electromagnetics
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Author: Sadiku, Matthew N. O.
Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Given Data:
- The spring constant is k = 10 lb/in.
- The angle of rotation is
- The radius of the disk is r = 8 in.
- The distance of weight W from the center is D = 16 in.
- The given value of weight is W= 50 lb
The configuration diagram can be drawn as,
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The stretch in the spring () can be determined as,
From the geometry OP can be determined as,
The fall in height (h) of the weight W can be determined as,
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