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radius of A = 0.075 m, radius of B = 0.225 m, radius of D = 0.125 m αA = 4.5 rad/s2 (constant) Initially at rest. (a) Vc after 3 secs? (b) Δxc after 3 secs?

radius of A = 0.075 m, radius of B = 0.225 m, radius of D = 0.125 m αA = 4.5 rad/s2 (constant) Initially at rest. (a) Vc after 3 secs? (b) Δxc after 3 secs?

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1-) radius of A = 0.075 m , radius of B = 0.225 m , radius of D = 0.125 m α A = 4.5 r a d / s 2 (constant)
Initially at rest. (a) V c after 3 secs? (b) Δ x c after 3 secs?

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