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at the instant shown during deceleration, the velocity of the tire is 40 ft/s to the right and the velocity of point A is 5ft/s to the right. locate the instantenous center of rotation.
Can the instantaneous center of rotation C be located below A? I also used Vo= Va + (w×ro/a) where w is the radial velocity and ro/a is the distance of o with respect to a. I get a value of 35 rad/s for w clockwise, but if it is clockwise, then shouldn't A be pointing to the left? help!
http://tinypic.com/r/2n7f7g2/9
at the instant shown during deceleration, the velocity of the tire is 40 ft/s to the right and the velocity of point A is 5ft/s to the right. locate the instantenous center of rotation.
Can the instantaneous center of rotation C be located below A? I also used Vo= Va + (w×ro/a) where w is the radial velocity and ro/a is the distance of o with respect to a. I get a value of 35 rad/s for w clockwise, but if it is clockwise, then shouldn't A be pointing to the left? help!
http://tinypic.com/r/2n7f7g2/9
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