PROBLEM 3:Velocity sensors are placed on a satellite that ismoving only in the xy plane. Knowing that at theinstant shown the unidirectional sensors measure(Va)x = 2 ft/s, (Vs)x = -0.333 ft/s, and (vc)y, = -2 ft/s,determine34 ft(a) the angular velocity of the satellite,(b) the velocity of point B.2 ft6 ft

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