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celeration be represented by ipo!^,drawn perpendicular to PA, and equal to the angular accelerationof PA multiplied by the radius PA. The resultant acceleration ofA is then represented, in magnitude and direction, by the diagonalfa! of the rectangle, the direction being from p to a. Insteadof…
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