Q2/ The rotor of aturbine in stalled in boat with its axis alongtheLon gitud inal axis f the boat makes 15o0 r.p.m.elockwise wwenViewed from the Stern- The rotor weighs 730 kg and kasaradiusof gyration 3. Cm. If at an istant the boat Pitchesin the lang itdindVertical plane So that the bow rises from the horizntal planeangulav velacity of1 d/s, determine the turque actingon the bont and the direction in which it tends to turnthe boat atthe instant.with

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Q2/ The rodor of aturbine in stalled in boat with its axis alongthe Longitudinal Viewed from the Stern- The rotor weighs 730 kg and hasaradius of gyration 3. Cam. If at anistnt the boat Pitches in the langitudind Vertical plane So that the bow rises from the harizntal plane with angular velacity of 1 rad/s, determine the torque acting on the boat and the direction in which it tends to turn the boat at the Instant. of the boat makes 1500 r.p.m. elockwise when xis

Q2/ The rodor of aturbine in stalled in boat with its axis alongthe Longitudinal Viewed from the Stern- The rotor weighs 730 kg and hasaradius of gyration 3. Cam. If at anistnt the boat Pitches in the langitudind Vertical plane So that the bow rises from the harizntal plane with angular velacity of 1 rad/s, determine the torque acting on the boat and the direction in which it tends to turn the boat at the Instant. of the boat makes 1500 r.p.m. elockwise when xis

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