B400 mm350350 mAA slender steel rod ABweighs 2.8 kg and is secured to the rotating shaft by the rod OG and itsfittings at O and G (as shown in the figure). The angle B remains constant at 30°, and the entirerigid assembly rotates about the z-axis at the steady rate N = 600 rev/ min. In a new design of the system, the material the rods are made of is changed (andas a result the inertia properties). The new system has a new angular momentum ofHo = 0i + 30 ĵ + 40 kCalculate the kinetic energy in Joules (round to the nearest whole number)Answer:

Given data: The mass of slender rod AB (m) is 2.8 kg The angle β is 30° The assembly rotates about…

In a new design of the system, the material the rods are made of is changed (and as a result the inertia properties). The new system has a new angular momentum of Ho = 0i + 30 ĵ + 40 k Calculate the kinetic energy in Joules (round to the nearest whole number) Answer

In a new design of the system, the material the rods are made of is changed (and as a result the inertia properties). The new system has a new angular momentum of Ho = 0i + 30 ĵ + 40 k Calculate the kinetic energy in Joules (round to the nearest whole number) Answer

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