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    The document describes a disk rotating at an initial angular velocity (ω0) of 8 rad/s and undergoing a constant angular acceleration (α) of 6 rad/s^2. It asks to determine the velocity and normal and tangential components of acceleration at point B on the disk after it undergoes 2 revolutions. It provides the equations to solve for angular velocity, linear velocity, normal acceleration, and tangential acceleration. It then solves these equations, finding the velocity at B to be 21.98 ft/s, the normal acceleration to be 322.2 ft/s^2, and the tangential acceleration to be 9 ft/s^2.

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    The document describes a disk rotating at an initial angular velocity (ω0) of 8 rad/s and undergoing a constant angular acceleration (α) of 6 rad/s^2. It asks to determine the velocity and normal and tangential components of acceleration at point B on the disk after it undergoes 2 revolutions. It provides the equations to solve for angular velocity, linear velocity, normal acceleration, and tangential acceleration. It then solves these equations, finding the velocity at B to be 21.98 ft/s, the normal acceleration to be 322.2 ft/s^2, and the tangential acceleration to be 9 ft/s^2.

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    Eas215 - 16-22

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    The document describes a disk rotating at an initial angular velocity (ω0) of 8 rad/s and undergoing a constant angular acceleration (α) of 6 rad/s^2. It asks to determine the velocity and normal and tangential components of acceleration at point B on the disk after it undergoes 2 revolutions. It provides the equations to solve for angular velocity, linear velocity, normal acceleration, and tangential acceleration. It then solves these equations, finding the velocity at B to be 21.98 ft/s, the normal acceleration to be 322.2 ft/s^2, and the tangential acceleration to be 9 ft/s^2.

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    May 18, 2012

    EAS215 - HW7

    Justin Drawbert

    Problem 16-22

    The disk is originally rotating at 0 = 8 rad/s. If it is subjected to a constant angular acceleration of = 6 rad/s2 , determine the magnitudes of the velocity and the n and t components of acceleration of point B just after the wheel undergoes 2 revolutions.

    Given
    omega_0 = 8 alpha_c = 6 r_B = 1.5 r_A = 2 #rad/s #rad/s^2 #ft #ft

    Equations
    an = 2 r =
    2 2 0

    (3) (4)

    + 2c ( 0 )

    (1) (2) at = r

    v = r

    Solution
    We let 0 = 0 and = 4 (2 revolutions) theta_0 = 0 theta = 4*pi #2 revolutions (in rad)

    #define variables var(omega) #define equation for omega at 2 revolutions eq1 = omega^2 == omega_0^2 + 2*alpha_c*(theta - theta_0) #redefine omega (at 2 revolutions) omega = solve(eq1,omega)[1].rhs() 2 = 48 + 64 rad2 /s 2 = 4 3 + 4 rad/s Now, solve v_B = omega*r_B a_n = omega^2*r_B a_t = alpha_c*r_B #ft/s #ft/s^2 #ft/s^2
    2

    So, at point B after 2 revolutions vB = 21.98 ft/s an = 322.2 ft/s at = 9.000 ft/s
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