3) A particle is moving along the surface of a vertical cylinder. The motion is described by therelationships: r = A, 0 = 2nt and z = B sin(2rnt). In these equations A and B are constantsand n is an integer. What is the magnitude of the velocity of the particle at an arbitrary time t?

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3) A particle is moving along the surface of a vertical cylinder. The motion is described by the relationships: r = A, 0 = 2nt and z = B sin(2nnt). In these equations A and B are constants and n is an integer. What is the magnitude of the velocity of the particle at an arbitrary time t?

3) A particle is moving along the surface of a vertical cylinder. The motion is described by the relationships: r = A, 0 = 2nt and z = B sin(2nnt). In these equations A and B are constants and n is an integer. What is the magnitude of the velocity of the particle at an arbitrary time t?

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