w is equal to 14 rad/s. i have tried every way of solving this problem but i cannot seem to get it, could someone explain please.
After the cord breaks, the velocity of A is VA = 3.489 m/s
After the cord breaks, the velocity of B is VB = 5.454 m/s
angle = 48.70o
w is equal to 14 rad/s. i have tried every way of solving this problem but i cannot seem to get it, could someone explai...
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