for a ring, are the angular and linear velocities the same for every point?
Linear velocity = angular velocity radius of the
ring
The angular velocity of all points are same if it is not accelerated. So here the angular velocity of all points are same.
As the radius of the ring is same for all points . So the linear velocity of all points are also same.
for a ring, are the angular and linear velocities the same for every point?
Determine the angular velocities (ω3 and ω4) and the linear
velocity (magnitude and direction) of point P. The filled circles
are the joints of the fixed link 1. Use the dimension of the link
provided to determine the appropriate scale and to determine the
remaining link lengths, if need be.
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: A uniform ring is rotating about vertical axis with angular velocity initially. A point insect (S) having a same mass as that of the ring starts walking from the lowest point P, and finally reaches the point P ( as shown in figure ). If the final angular velocity of the ring is 0/x, find the value of x. axis of rotation 90°
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6. (12 pts.) The table that follows lists four pairs of initial...