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Determine the magnitude of the angular velocity imparted to the swing just after jumping off.
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Transcribed Image Text:**Problem Statement:**
Determine the magnitude of the angular velocity imparted to the swing just after jumping off.
**Instructions:**
Express your answer using three significant figures.
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ω = [Input Box] rad/s
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![**Description of the Platform Swing System**
The platform swing system comprises a 190-pound flat plate suspended by four rods of negligible weight. When stationary, a 170-pound individual exits the platform. The person's center of gravity, labeled as point \( G \), is 10 feet from the pivot at \( A \). Their exit involves moving horizontally at 5 feet per second relative to the platform, measured at the level of \( G \). [Figure 1]
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**Figure Explanation**
The illustration (Figure 1) displays a side view of the swing setup:
- The system is anchored at the top by a point labeled \( A \).
- A person is seated at one end of the swing, 11 feet from \( A \) vertically, and 4 feet horizontally.
- The center of gravity \( G \) is shown 10 feet directly below \( A \) when the swing is at rest. The illustration provides a clear depiction of these labeled measurements.
This setup provides a practical example for studying dynamics and biomechanics in educational settings.](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/92e9b5a8-e903-4f1b-b585-bfbc18dc68ff/3cbf0a8f-781a-44ec-be1b-e9f50c5516f6/kxnvpk_processed.png)
Transcribed Image Text:**Description of the Platform Swing System**
The platform swing system comprises a 190-pound flat plate suspended by four rods of negligible weight. When stationary, a 170-pound individual exits the platform. The person's center of gravity, labeled as point \( G \), is 10 feet from the pivot at \( A \). Their exit involves moving horizontally at 5 feet per second relative to the platform, measured at the level of \( G \). [Figure 1]
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**Figure Explanation**
The illustration (Figure 1) displays a side view of the swing setup:
- The system is anchored at the top by a point labeled \( A \).
- A person is seated at one end of the swing, 11 feet from \( A \) vertically, and 4 feet horizontally.
- The center of gravity \( G \) is shown 10 feet directly below \( A \) when the swing is at rest. The illustration provides a clear depiction of these labeled measurements.
This setup provides a practical example for studying dynamics and biomechanics in educational settings.
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