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Chapter 15, Solution 78.

v D = 10 in./s ,

CD =

v B = 8 in./s

vD + vB 10 + 8
=
= 4 rad/s
BD
4.5
vD

10
= 2.5 in.
4

CA = 3.0 2.5 = 0.5 in.

C lies 0.500 in. to the right of A.

(a)
(b)

v A = 0.5 = ( 0.5 )( 4 ) = 2 in./s

v A = 2.00 in./s

(c)

v D v A = 12 in./s

Cord DE is unwrapped at 12.00 in./s.


v B v A = 6 in./s

Cord BF is unwrapped at 6.00 in./s.

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Chapter 15, Solution 82.

Bar AB. (rotation about A)


v B = vB

60

Bar CD. (rotation about D)


vC = vC

Bar BC. Locate its instantaneous center (point I) by noting that velocity directions at two points are known.
Extend lines AB and CD to intersect at I. For the given configuration, point I coincides with D.
Locate point M, the midpoint of bar BC. From geometry, triangle ICM is an equilateral triangle.
IM = AB = CD = 10 in.,

BC =

IB = 10 3 in.

vM
( 7.8)(12) = 9.36 rad/s
=
IM
10

vB = ( IB ) BC = 10 3 ( 9.36 ) = 162.12 in./s

(a)

AB =

162.12
vB
=
= 16.21 rad/s
AB
10

(b)

AB = 16.21 rad/s

BC = 9.36 rad/s

CD = 9.36 rad/s

vC = ( IC ) BC = (10 )( 9.36 ) = 93.6 in./s

(c)

CD =

vC
93.6
=
= 9.36 rad/s
DC
10

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Chapter 15, Solution 177.

= 30,

R = 18 in.,

Geometry.

AB =

v B = vB ,

Pin B :

18
= 20.7846 in.
cos30

a B = aB

= 6 rad/s, = 4 rad/s2

Let rod AC be a rotating frame of reference.

v B = ( AB ) = [ 20.7846

30 ]

30] + 20.7847 2

a B = [ 20.7846

30

Motion of B relative to the frame.


v B/ AC = [u

30] ,

= 6 rad/s

v B = v B + v B/ AC ,

Velocity Analysis.
vB

[ = 20.7846

30

a B/ AC = [u&

30] + [ u

30 ]

: 0 = ( 20.7846 )( 6 ) sin 30 + u cos30


u = 72.000 in./s,
: vB = ( 20.7846 )( 6 ) cos 30 + 72.000sin 30
vB = 144.000 in./s
Coriolis acceleration.

Acceleration analysis.

[ aB

] = [ 20.7846
= [83.1384
= [947.14

v B = 144.0 in./s

2 u = ( 2 )( 6 )( 72.000 ) = 864 in./s2

a B = a B + a B/ AC + [ 2 u
30] + 20.7847 2
30] + [ 748.246
30] + [ 748.246

30] ,

30] + [ u&
30 + [u&

30] + [ u&

30

= 4 rad/s 2
30 + [1728

30 + [864

30 ]

30 ]

30

: 0 = 947.14sin 30 748.246 cos30 + u& cos 30


u& = 1295.51 in./s2
: aB = 947.14 cos30 748.246sin 30 + 1295.51sin 30
= 1094 in./s 2

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a B = 1094 in./s 2

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Chapter 15, Solution 162.

Earth makes one revolution ( 2 radians ) in 23.933 h = 86160 s.


=

2
= 72.926 106 rad/s j
86160

u = 600 mi/hr = 880 ft/s

Speed of sled.

Velocity of sled relative to the Earth.


v P/earth = 880 ( sin i + cos j)
ac = 2 v P/earth

Coriolis acceleration.

ac = ( 2 ) 72.926 106 j 880 ( sin i + cos j)


= 0.12835sin k

At latitude , = 40,
ac = 0.12835sin 40k
= 0.0825k ft/s 2
ac = 0.0825 ft/s 2 west

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Chapter 15, Solution 150.

Coordinates.
x A = ( x A )0 + r , y A = r
xB = 0, yB = r
xC = x A , yC = 0
xP = x A + e sin
yP = r + e cos

( x A )0

Data:

= 24 in.

r = 10 in.
e = 7 in.
AC = AC , BD = BD

Velocity analysis.

v P = v A + v P/ A = [ r AC
v P = [ xP BD
v P/F = [ u cos

] + [e AC

] + ( e cos ) BD

] + [ u sin ]

Use v P = v P + v P/F and resolve into components.


:

( r + e cos ) AC

= ( e cos ) BD + ( cos ) u

( e sin ) AC

= xP BD

( sin ) u

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(1)
(2)

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(a) = 0.

x A = 24 in.

tan =

xP = 24 in.

e cos
7
=
,
xP
24

AC = 20 rad/s

= 16.26

Substituting into Eqs. (1) and (2),

(10 + 7)( 20) = 7 BD + ( cos16.26) u

(1)

0 = 24 BD (sin16.26) u

(2)

Solving simultaneously,

BD = 3.81 rad/s,
u = 326.4 in./s,

(b) = 90.

BD = 3.81 rad/s
v P/F = 27.2 ft/s

16.26

xP = 24 + (10) + 7 = 46.708 in.


2

=0
Substituting into Eqs. (1) and (2),

(10)( 20) = u

(1)

u = 200 in./s = 16.67 ft/s

( 7)( 20) = 46.708 BD


BD = 2.9973 rad/s,

(2)
BD = 3.00 rad/s

v P/F = 16.67 ft/s

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Chapter 15, Solution 133.

rB/ A = ( 200 mm ) j,

Relative position vectors.

rD/B = (160 mm ) i

rD/E = ( 60 mm ) i (120 mm ) j
AB = ( 4 rad/s ) k

Velocity analysis.

v B = AB rB/ A = ( 4k ) ( 200 j) = ( 800 mm/s ) i


v D/B = BD rD/B = BDk 160i = 160 BD j
v D = DE + rD/E = DE k ( 60i 120 j) = 120 DE i 60 DE j
v D = v B + v D/B

i:

Resolve into components.

120 DE = 800 + 0

DE = 6.6667 rad/s

j: 60 DE = 160 BD + 0

BD = 2.5 rad/s

AB = 0, AB = ( 4 rad/s ) k

Acceleration analysis.

a B = AB rB/ A 2ABrB/ A = 0 ( 4 ) ( 200 j) = 3200 mm/s2 j


2

2
a D/B = BD rD/B BD
rB/D = BDk (160i ) ( 2.5 ) (160i )

= 160 BD j 1000 mm/s 2 i


2

2
a D = DE rD/E DE
rD/E = DEk ( 60i 120 j) ( 6.6667 ) ( 60i 120 j)

) (

= 120 DE i 60 DE j + 2666.7 mm/s 2 i + 5333.3 mm/s2 j

a D = a B + a D/B

Resolve into components.

DE = 30.556 rad/s 2

i:

120 DE + 2666.7 = 0 1000

j:

60 DE + 5333.3 = 160 BD + 3200

BD = 24.792 rad/s2

(a )

BD = 24.8 rad/s2

(b)

DE = 30.6 rad/s2

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Chapter 15, Solution 125.

Geometry.

( AD ) = 180 mm

Triangle ABD is equilateral.


AB = 5 rad/s ,

Velocity analysis.

v B = vB

30,

v D = vD

Locate point I, the instantaneous center of bar BD, by drawing IB perpendicular to v B and ID
perpendicular to v D . Point I coincides with A.
vB = (0.18)(5) = 0.9 m/s

BD =

vB
= 5 rad/s
0.18

vD = 0.18 BD = 0.9 m/s

DE =

Acceleration analysis.

vD
= 5 rad/s
0.18

AB = 0

Bar AB. (Rotation about A)


2
a B = ( a B )t + ( a B )n = 0 + ( 0.18 ) AB

Bar BD.

60 = 4.5 m/s 2

60

BD
( Plane motion = Translation with B + Rotation about B )

)t (

a D = a B + a D/B + a D/B

)n

= [4.5

60] + [0.18 BD

2
30] + [0.18 BD

= [4.5

60] + [0.18 BD

30] + [4.5

60]

(1)

DE

Bar DE. (Rotation about E)

2
a D = ( a D )t + ( a D ) n = [0.18 DE ] + [0.18 DE

= [0.18 DE ] + [4.5

60]

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Match the expressions (1) and (2) for a D and resolve into components.
:

4.5 = 2.25 + 0.18 BD cos 30 2.25

BD =
:

9
= 57.735 rad/s 2
0.18cos 30

0.18 DE = 3.8971 ( 0.18 )( 57.735) sin 30 3.8971

DE = 57.735sin 30 = 28.868 rad/s 2


(a) Angular acceleration of bar BD.

BD = 57.7 rad/s 2

(b) Angular acceleration of bar DE.

DE = 28.9 rad/s 2

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Chapter 15, Solution 111.

= 10 rad/s

r = 1.5 in.

Velocity analysis.
Point C is the instantaneous center of the wheel.

v A = r = (1.5 )(10 ) = 15 in./s

Acceleration analysis.

= 30 rad/s2

Point A moves on a circle of radius .

= R + r = 6 + 1.5 = 7.5 in.


aC = aC

Since the wheel does not slip,

a C = a A + a C/ A

v2
+ A

[ aC ] = ( a A )t

+ [ r

(15 )2
] + 7.5

= ( a A )
t
= ( a A )t

)t + ( aC/ A )n

+ [ 30

+ (1.5 )( 30 )

] + [ 45

: ( a A )t + 45 = 0

Components.

] + r 2

2
+ (1.5 )(10 )

] + [150 ]
( a A )t

aC = 30 + 150

= 45 in./s

aC = 120 in./s

(a) Acceleration of point A.


a A = 45 in./s 2

+ 30 in./s2

= [ 45

] + [30 ] + [r ] + r 2
] + [30 ] + (1.5)( 30 )

= 105 in./s 2

(c) Acceleration of point C.

a A = 54.1 in./s 2

a B = a A + a B/ A

(b) Acceleration of point B.


a B = [ 45

33.7

) t + ( a B/ A ) n

2
+ (1.5 )(10 )

+ 75 in./s 2

aC = aC

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a B = 129.0 in./s 2

35.5

aC = 120 in./s 2

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Chapter 15, Solution 182.

Radius of ball: 4.3 in. = 0.35833 ft


At the given instant, the origin is not moving.
v A = rA : 14.4i 14.4j + 10.8k =

0.35833 0.35833

14.4i 14.4 j + 10.8k = 0.35833 zi + 0.35833 z j + 0.35833 x y k


i : 0.35833 z = 14.4

z = 40.186 rad/s

j: 0.35833 z = 14.4

z = 40.186 rad/s

k : 0.35833 x y = 10.8

x y = 30.140 rad/s
i

v D = rD : 28.8i + 21.6k = x
0

0.71667

28.8i + 21.6k = 0.71667 z i + 0.71667 xk


i : 0.71667 z = 28.8
k:

0.71667 x = 21.6

z = 40.186 rad/s
x = 30.140 rad/s

y = x 30.140 = 0
= (30.1 rad/s ) i ( 40.2 rad/s ) k

(a) Angular velocity.


(b) Velocity of point C.

vC = rC = ( 30.140i 40.186k ) 0.35833j


= 14.4i + 10.8k
vC = (14.4 ft/s ) i + (10.8 ft/s) k

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Chapter 15, Solution 184.

Total angular velocity.

= 2 j + 1k
= ( 4 rad/s ) j + ( 5 rad/s ) k

Angular acceleration.
Frame Oxyz is rotating with angular velocity = 1k.

& =
& Oxyz +
=
= 0 + 1k ( 2 j + 1k ) = 1 2i
= ( 5 )( 4 ) i = 20i

= 20.0 rad/s2 i

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Chapter 15, Solution 237.

Geometry.

rA = (120 mm ) i + (180 mm ) k

Method 1
Let the rigid body DCB be a rotating frame of reference.
Its angular velocity is

= 1i + 2k = (1.2 rad/s ) i + (1.5 rad/s ) k.

Its angular acceleration is

= 1i 2k = 1 2 j = 1.8 rad/s2 j.

Motion of the coinciding point A in the frame.


v A = rA = (1.2i + 1.5k ) (120i + 180k )
= 216 j + 180 j = ( 36 mm/s ) j

a A = rA + v A
= ( 1.8j) (120i + 180k ) + (1.2i + 1.5k ) ( 36 j)

) (

= 216k 324i 43.2k + 54i = 270 mm/s 2 i + 172.8 mm/s2 k

Motion of point A relative to the frame.


v A/F = ui = ( 60 mm/s ) i,

Velocity of point A.

a A/F = 0

v A = v A + v A/F
v A = ( 60.0 mm/s ) i ( 36.0 mm/s ) j
2 v A/F

Coriolis acceleration.

2 v A/F = ( 2 )(1.2i + 1.5k ) 60i = 180 mm/s2 j


a A = a A + a A/F + 2 v A/F

Acceleration of point A.

) (

) (

a A = 270 mm/s 2 i + 180.0 mm/s 2 j + 172.8 mm/s2 k

Method 2
Let frame Dxyz, which at instant shown coincides with DXYZ, rotate with an angular velocity
= 1i = 1.2i rad/s. Then the motion relative to the frame consists of the rotation of body DCB about the z
axis with angular velocity 2k = (1.5 rad/s ) k plus the sliding motion u = ui = ( 60 mm ) i of the rod AB
relative to the body DCB.
Motion of the coinciding point A in the frame.
v A = rA = 1.2i (120i + 180k ) = ( 216 mm/s ) j

a A = v A = 1.2i ( 216 j) = 259.2 mm/s 2 k

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Motion of point A relative to the frame.


v A/F = 2k rA + ui = 1.5k (120i + 180k ) + 60i = (180 mm/s ) j + ( 60 mm/s ) i
a A/F = 2k rA + 2k ( 2k rA ) + u&i + 2 2 j ( ui )
= 0 + 1.5k 180 j + 0 + ( 2 )(1.5k ) ( 60i )

) (

= 180 mm/s 2 j 270 mm/s 2 i

Velocity of point A.

v A = v A + v A/F
v A = 216j + 180j + 60i
v A = ( 60 mm/s ) i ( 36 mm/s ) j

Coriolis acceleration.

2 v A/F

2 v A/F = ( 2 )(1.2i ) (180 j + 60i ) = 432 mm/s 2 k

Acceleration of point A.

a A = a A + a A/F + 2 v A/F
a A = 259.2k + 180 j 270i + 432k

) (

) (

a A = 270 mm/s 2 i + 180.0 mm/s 2 j + 172.8 mm/s2 k

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Chapter 15, Solution 221.

Geometry.

rD = ( 0.36 m )( cos 20i sin 20 j ) + ( 0.180 m ) k

& = 0.
Let frame Oxyz rotate about the Y axis with angular velocity = 1j and angular acceleration
Then, the motion relative to the frame consists of rotation with angular velocity 2 = 2k and angular
acceleration 2 = 0 about the z axis.
(a)

v D = rD = 3j ( 0.36cos 20i 0.36sin 20 j + 0.180k )


= 0.540i 1.08 cos 20k
v D/F = 2 rD = 4k ( 0.36cos 20i 0.36sin 20 j + 0.180k )

= 1.44sin 20i + 1.44cos 20 j)


v D = v D + v D/F = ( 0.540 + 1.44 sin 20 ) i + 1.44 cos 20 j 1.08 cos 20k
v D = (1.033 m/s ) i + (1.353 m/s ) j (1.015 m/s ) k

(b)

a D = v D = 3j ( 0.540i 1.08cos 20k )

= 3.24 cos 20i 1.62k


a D/F = 2 v D/F = 4k (1.44sin 20i + 1.44cos 20 j)

= 5.76 cos 20i + 5.76 sin 20 j


2 v D/F = ( 2 )( 3j ) (1.44 sin 20i + 1.44 cos 20 j) = 8.64 sin 20k
a D = a D + a D/F + 2 v C/ F

= ( 3.24 + 5.76 ) cos 20i + 5.76 sin 20 j (1.62 + 8.64 sin 20 ) k

) (

) (

a D = 8.46 m/s 2 i + 1.970 m/s 2 j 4.58 m/s 2 k

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