Question: 6 . 2 1 Concept: Angular velocity, angular acceleration, and a fixed vector. ( Section 8 . 3 and Hw 6 . 2 0 )

6.21 Concept: Angular velocity, angular acceleration, and a fixed vector. (Section 8.3 and Hw 6.20).
The figure to the right shows a rigid body B in a reference frame A.
Orthogonal unit vectors widehat(b)x,widehat(b)y,widehat(b)z are fixed in B. The following questions
relate to B's angular velocity in A.
Circle expressions for ?Avec()B for which widehat(b)z remains constant (fixed) in A.
?Avec()B=3widehat(b)z,?Avec()B=(3+t)widehat(b)z,?Avec()B=3widehat(b)x+4widehat(b)y,?Avec()B=4widehat(b)y+tbz
Circle the expressions for ?Avec()B that remain constant (fixed) in A.
?Avec()B=3widehat(b)z,?Avec()B=(3+t)widehat(b)z,?Avec()B=3widehat(b)x+4widehat(b)y,?Avec()B=4widehat(b)y+twidehat(b)z
Complete the calculations below that help verify your answers to the previous two questions.
?Adwidehat(b)zdt=?(8.1),+,?Advec(A)Adt=?(8.1),+
Circle those expressions that result in ?Avec()B(B's angular acceleration in A) being non-zero.
?Avec()B=3widehat(b)z,?Avec()B=(3+t)widehat(b)z,?Avec()B=3widehat(b)x+4widehat(b)y,?Avec()B=4widehat(b)y+twidehat(b)z
6 . 2 1 Concept: Angular velocity, angular

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