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What rod end pressure (in psi) is required to decelerate the 3 cylinder to 60 ft/min to zero velocity in 1/4 in. at the end of the extension stroke? Assume that the rod diameter is 1 in.

          What rod end pressure (in psi) is required to decelerate the 3 cylinder to 60 ft/min to zero velocity in 1/4 in. at the end of the extension stroke? Assume that the rod diameter is 1 in.
        

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University Physics with Modern Physics
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00:01 Ang presyo ay ang panghulugan ang pag -unit area sa mga unit.
00:04 At nalagay namin para sa presyo, sa panghulugan sa area.
00:10 Sa problema na ito, nalagay namin sa silinder na maaaring dual, na isang rod ng 1 inch at ang diyameter ay 4 inches.
00:22 So, pwede mo mag -imagine na ang cross section ng rod ay kaya sa anulus, ang diyameter na maaaring maaaring 1 inch at ang diyameter na maaaring 4 inch.
00:36 At ang maaaring area ay ang area sa panghulugan ay sa panghulugan ng maaaring at maaaring circol.
00:45 At mag -imagine na ang cross section ay maaaring circol, so pwede mo mag -imagine ang ang panghulugan o ang formula para sa area ng circol sa mga mga pi over 4...
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