radThe rod OA rotates clockwise at a constant angular velocity of 0 = (3) Two pin-connected sliderblock, located at B, move freely on OA. The curved rod is described by the equation r(300 (3-cos)) m.Hint:1. Remember clockwise rotation is negative velocity.OAVariable0₁d₁d₂d30₁d2d3Values for the figure are given in the following table. Note the figure may not be to scale.Value110 degrees0.45 m0.1 m0.275 mUsing cylindrical components,a. Determine the cylinders's radial and transverse components of velocity at the instant shown, u, andvg.b. Determine the cylinders's radial and transverse components of acceleration at the instant shown, arand ag.c. Determine the cylinder's magnitude of the velocity at the instant shown, ·M.d. Determine the cylinder's magnitude of the acceleration at the instant shown, |a1.Round your final answers to 3 significant digits/figures.7=fr +a=M-CHr+mSM82He)Fe)mSm

rad The rod OA rotates clockwise at a constant angular velocity of = (3) - Two pin-connected slider block, located at B, move freely on OA. The curved rod is described by the equation r = (300-(3- cos 0)) m. Hint: 1. Remember clockwise rotation is negative velocity.

rad The rod OA rotates clockwise at a constant angular velocity of = (3) - Two pin-connected slider block, located at B, move freely on OA. The curved rod is described by the equation r = (300-(3- cos 0)) m. Hint: 1. Remember clockwise rotation is negative velocity.

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