1) A 500-kg bar BD is supported by flexible cords AB and DE of negligible mass and which rotate in the vertical plane. The bar's mass is not distributed uniformly, as its mass center C is located at 4 m from B. At the instant shown, the speed of the mass center C is 12 m/s. Determine:

1) A 500-kg bar BD is supported by flexible cords AB and DE of negligible mass and which rotate in the vertical plane. The bar's mass is not distributed uniformly, as its mass center C is located at 4 m from B. At the instant shown, the speed of the mass center C is 12 m/s. Determine:

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