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Radius = 4.8 and it starts at 0o
The moment of inertia = mr2 = 3.70x4.82 =85.24
(a) x = 4.8cos155 ; y = 4.8sin155
( --4.35 i + 2.02 j) m in quadrant II (3)
(b) 2nd quadrant at 155.6o
(c) x = rcosωt, y = rsinωt where r = 4.8, ω = V/r = 6.10/4.8 = 1.27rad/s
dx/dt = Vx = -ωrsinωt i = -(1.27x4.8)sin155.6 = -2.518 i
dy/dt = Vy = ωrcosωt j = (1.27x4.8)cos155.6 = -5.551 j
v = (-2.518 i -5.551 j) m/s
(d) counter clockwise
(e)
dVx/dt = ax = -ω2 rcosωt i = (-1.272x4.8)cos155.6 i = 7.05 i
dVy/dt = ax = -ω2 rsinωt j = (-1.272x4.8)sin155.6 j = 3.19 j
a = (7.05 i + 3.19 j) m/s2
(f) mV2/r = (3.7x6.102)/4.8 = 28.68 N
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