Elements Of Electromagnetics
Elements Of Electromagnetics
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Author: Sadiku, Matthew N. O.
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Si Known values: G P R m 1 8 2600 lb 1.4 ft 1.3 slug 0.004s gravity Problem Statement: The horizontal impact force P is applied as pictured for 1 seconds to a thin disk. The object rolls in-plane on a frictionless surface. The dimension "h" is specially selected so that the rolling is without slip because the rotation matches the translation, even though there is no friction. *Physically, a horizontal resultant force is possible through a combination of normal and frictional forces at the point of application. Symbolic Answer: (no units) In terms of any or all of the variables P, R, m, t, and g, find an expression for the value of that causes this special behavior: Numerical Answer: (include units) The angular velocity of the assembly after the force P is applied for f seconds: Be sure to include units with your answers. (counterclockwise positive)
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Transcribed Image Text:Si Known values: G P R m 1 8 2600 lb 1.4 ft 1.3 slug 0.004s gravity Problem Statement: The horizontal impact force P is applied as pictured for 1 seconds to a thin disk. The object rolls in-plane on a frictionless surface. The dimension "h" is specially selected so that the rolling is without slip because the rotation matches the translation, even though there is no friction. *Physically, a horizontal resultant force is possible through a combination of normal and frictional forces at the point of application. Symbolic Answer: (no units) In terms of any or all of the variables P, R, m, t, and g, find an expression for the value of that causes this special behavior: Numerical Answer: (include units) The angular velocity of the assembly after the force P is applied for f seconds: Be sure to include units with your answers. (counterclockwise positive)
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