1. Show an engineering problem and solve the kinematic parameters by using polar coordinates systems used...

1. Show an engineering problem and solve the kinematic parameters by using polar coordinates systems used to define the motion of an object.

Note: Provide a clear diagram of the suggested engineering problem with detailed calculation.

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ar=radial acceleration=acceleration due to change in radius + centripetal acceleration

atheta=tangential acceleration=acceleration due to change in angular velocity+coriolis acceleration

samet mamat answered 6 months ago

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