A particle P is moving in a circular motion with Radius r = 200 [ft]. There are four stations A, B, C and D are tracking this particle using a radar. At the given instant 4 = 60° and its speed is 20. The particle is increasing it's speed at a constant rate of 2. Perform the following: a) Draw the unit vectors at each station at the given instant. b) Calculate the velocities and accelerations observed by each station if h = 175 [ft] using unit vector transformations. B 2r r

A particle P is moving in a circular motion with Radius r = 200 [ft]. There are four stations A, B, C and D are tracking this particle using a radar. At the given instant 4 = 60° and its speed is 20. The particle is increasing it's speed at a constant rate of 2. Perform the following: a) Draw the unit vectors at each station at the given instant. b) Calculate the velocities and accelerations observed by each station if h = 175 [ft] using unit vector transformations. B 2r r

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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