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Instantaneous Center of Rotation: What is the Instantaneous Axis of Rotation?
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The discussion revolves around the concept of the instantaneous axis of rotation in the context of motion. Participants are exploring the conditions under which a point can be identified as the instantaneous axis of rotation (IAOR) during a specific motion scenario.
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- Exploratory, Assumption checking
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- Some participants are questioning the identification of the instantaneous axis of rotation and its relation to the angle of inclination. Others are sharing personal experiments to find the IAOR and expressing uncertainty about their conclusions.
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The discussion is ongoing, with participants seeking clarification and further exploration of the topic. There is a mix of personal experimentation and theoretical questioning, but no consensus has been reached yet.
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Some participants mention that the question is not part of their homework, which may influence the depth of exploration and the nature of the discussion.
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DaveC426913
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akari said:
This should be posted in the Homework forum.
What are your thoughts on this? What efforts have you made to solve it?
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hi!
this is not my homework question ...
i am just trying to find a point about which it will perform pure rotation , i tried experimrnting it in my home , here is a snapshot of video at the moment cutting
so i concluded that the stationary point is IAOR , but considering that what is the use of angle of inclanation
and as expected my answer is wrong
this is not my homework question ...
i am just trying to find a point about which it will perform pure rotation , i tried experimrnting it in my home , here is a snapshot of video at the moment cutting
so i concluded that the stationary point is IAOR , but considering that what is the use of angle of inclanation
and as expected my answer is wrong
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can anyone discuss about the situation
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Use the template given. And show your attempts at a solution.akari said: