The pendulum consists of a 20-kg uniform slender rod OA and a 25kg disk B as shown in Figure 2. The pendulum is subjected to a torque of 75N.m as shown. If the pendulum has an d angular velocity of 6ra- when 0 = 40°, determine the S angular acceleration of the pendulum and reactions of pin O at this instant. [20 Marks] CO2, PO2, WK3, WP1, C4 Figure 2help The pendulum consists of a 20-kg uniform slender rod OA and a 25 kg disk B as shown in Figure 2. The pendulum is subjected to a torque of 75 N.m as shown. If the pendulum has an angular velocity of 6 rad/s when 0-40°, determine the angular acceleration of the pendulum and reactions of pin O at this instant. 75 N.m 150 mm A 750 mm Figure 2 B

The pendulum consists of a 20-kg uniform slender rod OA and a 25kg disk B as shown in Figure 2. The pendulum is subjected to a torque of 75N.m as shown. If the pendulum has an d angular velocity of 6ra- when 0 = 40°, determine the S angular acceleration of the pendulum and reactions of pin O at this instant. [20 Marks] CO2, PO2, WK3, WP1, C4 Figure 2help The pendulum consists of a 20-kg uniform slender rod OA and a 25 kg disk B as shown in Figure 2. The pendulum is subjected to a torque of 75 N.m as shown. If the pendulum has an angular velocity of 6 rad/s when 0-40°, determine the angular acceleration of the pendulum and reactions of pin O at this instant. 75 N.m 150 mm A 750 mm Figure 2 B

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