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    1. The document discusses static and dynamic discs, providing details on disc diameter, rotational speed, and calculations related to linear and angular velocity. 2. It also includes an example problem involving vectors and the law of sines to calculate unknown velocities and distances. Diagrams are provided to illustrate the vector relationships. 3. Finally, it presents another example involving initial and final velocities to calculate time for an object to travel a given distance with non-constant acceleration. Formulas are provided and steps shown to arrive at the solution.

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    1. The document discusses static and dynamic discs, providing details on disc diameter, rotational speed, and calculations related to linear and angular velocity. 2. It also includes an example problem involving vectors and the law of sines to calculate unknown velocities and distances. Diagrams are provided to illustrate the vector relationships. 3. Finally, it presents another example involving initial and final velocities to calculate time for an object to travel a given distance with non-constant acceleration. Formulas are provided and steps shown to arrive at the solution.

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    Taller 9

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    Juan David Beltran
    1. The document discusses static and dynamic discs, providing details on disc diameter, rotational speed, and calculations related to linear and angular velocity. 2. It also includes an example problem involving vectors and the law of sines to calculate unknown velocities and distances. Diagrams are provided to illustrate the vector relationships. 3. Finally, it presents another example involving initial and final velocities to calculate time for an object to travel a given distance with non-constant acceleration. Formulas are provided and steps shown to arrive at the solution.

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    Taller 9 estática y Dinámica

    Juan David Beltrán


    1- .

    Discos : Disco A
    -1=65
    f--6s

    ④ B) ◦ = 450rem 47.12414% )
    ☆

    KAWA
    14.661ha
    ! KBWB
    W = 1401PM • + -
    -

    wislwsotlxeit ( 5in ) / 14.66 / tracks ) :( 3in/ ✗ ( WA)


    14.661 tadlcí 47.124 tadstcxrs ( 6s ) WA : 5in •
    14.6611rad /S
    3in

    14.661 tracks -49.124 tracks -

    =
    ×,
    W -1=24,435 had / s↑
    6s WA :( WAIO 1- Kat

    24,435ha dls -
    .
    OTCXA / 65)
    UB = -5,41kW ( WA) :O A =
    24,435 backs
    ,

    B =
    5,4119%29 65

    1- = 4,072514%2

    2.

    30º ( (
    ti "
    ✓ qi.sn/s 600
    ¡
    30º
    ° ↓
    0o
    <
    g) y
    Í↳°
    >

    ai
    b) 1,8m /s
    ) 53º
    a.
    VA : sé
    = + ✗ sin
    -

    Sinbad
    VB

    ☆
    A
    A)
    30º
    A
    /
    ¡
    5º

    vas
    VA 1,63 M/s
    -
    _

    •
    %
    25º |
    VA

    VA : VBTVA/ a) VA / B- 1,63 M/s 60º


    Sin 1,723mA
    _

    ✗ =

    Sin 55º
    Por ley de senos

    VA VA / B 1,8mA 1,723 m/s =/ 0,5m ) ✗


    Wang
    = =

    Sinsso Sin 600 Sin 65º

    WAB : 1,723mA =3, 44619dB


    0,5m
    3)

    A
    www..fr
    W = 8 MIS
    =
    733 tradg
    1,5m

    4)

    V0 -
    -
    750mm/s • vi. ( 300mm/s ) ka ,
    W
    ↓ ao -9s 1-
    -

    ( ask) t 1-
    ( ask)
    vi. Vest Veis =
    [90o -
    a] t
    [150×1] +
    [Isouinf
    -
    300=750 -
    150W

    w
    -
    - 1050 = 7m01s
    }
    =
    [900 ] 1- [ 900 ↓ ] t [7350
    -
    *
    ]
    ←

    1- eso

    as =
    900mm/si a
    =
    [6450mm/se ← ] t [ 900mn12]
    4- ao -
    t favs / es + lavo)
    93--6,51 m/s '

    ¡
    7,9°
    D= 900 -150K

    K : 6rad/
    s !

    '
    ar .
    liso / 17 )
    UL =
    7350 MM/S2 • 7,35 M/s 2 ↑

    Cla : Ust ( ans) tt ( UA / s )


    =
    [900 ] + [150a ] t• •
    [ "◦ w
    !] =
    [90o ] • t
    [900 •
    ] [ 735º ↓]
    +

    =
    [1800mm /s2
    ] [ 7350mm /sz
    ] • 1-

    79º
    Así 6,51mA ¡
    :
    ley de senos

    sin B =
    Sin 120º
    0.05 0.15

    ps =
    / 6.779°

    Wes = 1000 1PM •


    104,719rad /S ↓
    VB = 0.05 WAB

    VB = 0.05×104,719 lradls
    VB =
    5,24 MIS
    ✓ sus = 0.15 WBD

    Va VBTVDIB
    vii. 5,24 m/s COSGÓ 1- 0,15 Nos LOSB
    .

    Nos -
    .
    5,24 M/s • ( 05600 = 18,24 tadls ↑
    0,15 • COS 16,779°

    AB =D

    95-0,05 W AB

    así 0,05 •
    / 104,719 lhats /
    2

    dg = 548,30 M/s / 30º

    Asus =
    [0,15×0]+[0,15×118,241]
    Um : [01-49,90]
    9s = UBT UDIB

    0=-548,30 MIS COS 30º 1- 0,15 KBDCOSP t 49,905in


    QBD 3206,07 had /s2
    =

    •
    365 M /52
    do -548,305in 30º-10,15/(3206/07) sin P
    =
    t
    49,90 COSP
    =
    -
    365,20 -
    B
    Cfp = Cfg

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