Two blocks, connected by a rod of length 7, slide in frictionless grooves in a vertical plane as shown. Initially, the rod is stationary and vertical (0-0), and the spring of stiffness k is unstretched. Under the action of the constant force F, the rod angle increases. Assume that the mass of the rod and block B are both negligible. Using energy methods, find relationships for the following quantities as a function of the parameters provided: (a) work done by F when 0-45°, and (b) speed of block A of mass m when = 45°. A www.

Two blocks, connected by a rod of length 7, slide in frictionless grooves in a vertical plane as shown. Initially, the rod is stationary and vertical (0-0), and the spring of stiffness k is unstretched. Under the action of the constant force F, the rod angle increases. Assume that the mass of the rod and block B are both negligible. Using energy methods, find relationships for the following quantities as a function of the parameters provided: (a) work done by F when 0-45°, and (b) speed of block A of mass m when = 45°. A www.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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