P3.12 The thin rod in Figure 3.43 always re- mains in contact with the leftmost cor- ner of the circular channel where r = R = 0.75m. At the configuration shown in Figure 3.43 the absolute angular speed of the rod is 1.6rad/s in the counterclock- wise direction. Find the velocity of point A on the rod at this instant. (answer: the magnitude of the velocity is 2.4m/s.) %3D

P3.12 The thin rod in Figure 3.43 always re- mains in contact with the leftmost cor- ner of the circular channel where r = R = 0.75m. At the configuration shown in Figure 3.43 the absolute angular speed of the rod is 1.6rad/s in the counterclock- wise direction. Find the velocity of point A on the rod at this instant. (answer: the magnitude of the velocity is 2.4m/s.) %3D

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