Solving Circular Motion Problems | Book Answer Included

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The discussion centers on solving circular motion problems, specifically determining the angular velocities of points A and B relative to a non-rotating frame at the center of the Earth. The book's answer identifies option A as correct. Participants confirm the resolution of the problem, indicating that the solution has been successfully clarified.

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The problem is :



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According to book answer is option A

Thank you all in advance
 
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What are the angular velocities of A and B, with respect to the non-rotating frame at the center of the Earth?
 
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Thank you very much friends. I got the answer. Problem has been cleared.
 

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