425203/525203 wamnandaetansaul (ENGINEERING DYNAMICS) 11] Ch2: Kinematics ofPatictes BAA J. Bos NO). Aaila: ((1} Problems 2/51 and 2/52) e 2/51 When the effect of uerodynamie drag is included, the syaeceleration ofa baseball moving vertically upward i ina, = ~g— ku®, while the acceleration when the ball, = a-wl |e a-et kt ‘is moving downward is ay = —g + kv*, where h is a positive constant and vis the speed in meters per see- cond. Ifthe ball is thrown upward at 30 mis from es- sentially ground love, compute its maximum height and its speed vy upon impact with the ground. Take ‘to be 0.006 m~! and assume that g is constant, Ans, h = 36,5 m, vj = 24.1 mls 2/82 For the baseball of Prob. 2/51 thrown upward with an initial speed of 30 m/e, dotermine the lime ty ' i i th ie! iy ‘ i if f 80 m/s | | i ot LT 5 from ground to apex and the time ¢, from apex 10 s) f robles 2/51 are ( y OY La IIs aoe 950 vq We 5 Vp Cosco “4aywy 3k ¥ Leow) seks" tn a | g-wt ee Vp rey re) 4 noch and VEPs abet wh hy G0 . hegiha|ans)) vy oe gan) : Tree ge AgUL 4 Ke 0-00K vie ye hf seh ws geky baie aie a0 (48 yh | gem | ho 3 duer Wy ae - . eal due ih |. Bales seu mlb ‘bel gine Ww anag q =o ; o . Ly ye 8e Odea” a0 hath ne Nhe _ cooy Nonreaifn Vio vot] fp eis) , te . vj us 5 OF yon a:4252031525203 woman inan72H (ENGINEERING DYNAMICS) {11 Cha: Kinemates of Parties oa i 4 MUA... tls Zones oii 2: ((1} Problems 2/74) 2/74 Water issues from the nozzle at A, which is 1.5 m above the ground. Determine the coordinates of the point of impact of the stream if the initial water speed is (a) vp = 14 m/s and (6) vp = 18 m/s. aya COUT Ma LC Ox® OD PANVAR OW Ke AW a | ® AOD + X= % AVowh A= a VHVlasha )} YO 40D! Y= Yat Vogt Lgl Yer rbesiate’) + Lat matsies m= 49.1990 | Woateis sys $2163 01 eo), >MNAAAL = A4b= 15 TUy= 4 AMO + = ot Vout 5.8. (y Be \ Lo + 3 Le LbbTs. Aarne can AaacarmaAs Bria C&Y) 8 = + (voces 49} : 04 4 1 Ys i So WWS Oa ada mana dan aso SF YS AM Ceorrge sey) wayyy Vel WbT 5 4 15 +OsoUUS)4-4 at vd 1.45 WL Cyndi) Ma ©! %h a) Wome Vo = IMs £0215 415.5004 ~ hGas . BIT, 0.043 3. a u425202/525208 naman feanvat (ENGINEERING DYNAMICS) [1] Ch2: Kinematics of Particles a tail (11 Problems 2/79) 2/79 A projectile is launched from point A with the initial conditions shown in the figure. Determine the slant, distance s which locates the point B of impact. Cal- cculato tho time of fight ¢. ‘Ans, ¢ = 1087 m, t= 19.508 fran (893 CO ale oe dixecklog Cams) “gar vowtat by taf slog . ’ She She Mode 4, \ ' 2 Use stated Ly~ 4 caaiyty yaad garia (Qa ) y chy = het Woda de, >= Wacobtd Janrd bs +%aotanee ae HYG, [00% s-cosed 0 fio: cose Shp | —ay = WO8tOHd As, - 2 en sy, dirgechiva Caye~ 9) > Scaarks ~ (120 (cosHeaanadasinvasyy ty a Qo ya Ye or Cldgh gt *8ootaana! « 0 : Toa mw ga > aod by “NO OBLA*IALIG=O . : =| SShard = O + (1O-Bran yke~} CAA olay 2 bys bAveehae i ai 3 Ca) cde oy ben “Hes tat0s| fhe reo eg fwocons geet] NOC) DL* Ae 4 WOCaMG Lg, FOOL et roc ate be 4 { a _ le § oed-b9,-%00425203/525203 wamnenseanT (ENGINEERING DYNAMICS) [1] cha: Kinematics of Particles FAMVA is Pienemann THEE es nila (11 Problems 2/94) 2/94 'The basketball player likes to release his foul shots at an angle @ = 50° to the horizontul ws shown. What initial apoed vp will cause the ball to pass through the center of the rim? { ~- waryak bye bIA 36D ho Ba + pesings(S2)-Leaan( Ay wh, = ot We xt wont Qa eA frses waned - uy diecen (05-4) Yet Qayt- bgt Woe yo b % » aNe [. = 94a Vestnad 4y- sean if Solve &) &w MAW Lee Hee YO" Condo Vo hes Lae] * Mo45202/525203 wamanf"iranrt (ENGINEERING DYNAMICS) [ieha:knemates of Paes Balt. He @® Problems 2/110) 2/110 Consider the polar axis of the earth to be fixed in space and compute the magnitude of the acceleration a of a point P on the earth's surface at latitude 40° north, ‘The mean diameter of the earth is 12 742 km and its angular velocity is 0.729(10-*) rad/s. e = Conf N Zz} es i - Dewla= 11,109 Voor S90? aorspd sa t=6= 2294 U0 "weds % O60 ; » ey sr : aansove aaniytho | ~~ | AM GOP | 8 ‘ ate si \ & pera ces ) em AOWYUGN COWMRWHAYUGI “voy h le (0S 6 — Cinny ) 52 Cons ' Caen G= RCO 6 & xo Oh. . Oey eh, ns thoconn bounery Go-(ean(orrgue”y C03 9 7 Ovt bar ON pees eee _ . [dr 8.302016") Cob wih? Fate | Gaz 98" [__ = a.0manik’ f eG OT YSOG Honor) (unastogounloe) Qe cathe fogged Gr i 2 ps Jas d= 3 ey any! (Ve (qa Qacoin) = GMC On {[ iA\*y & 7 ___Hamonignnnitt \q-98 wsrate t= ay i es: speMa eE = = An CO Op * Mg , ; OMA, WCCO 1A = se $ \~425203325208 nominnd ean (ENGINEERING DYNAMICS) ahi. ‘toils: (1) Problems 2183) 2/153 At the bottom of a loop in the vertical (r-6) plane at an altitude of 400 m, the airplane P has a horizon- tal velocity of 600 km/h and no horizontal accelera- tion. The radius of curvature of the loop is 1200 m. For the radar tracking at O, determine the recorded values of # and @ for this instant. Ans, # = 12.15 m/s*, .0865 rad/s* 3 ab Ov Col. —@ AHA Ge NNO? MOINS “red wera -%G areiasls © Ora S10 D Ox =O = C ma [es Keine +4 6" S —- mA CH Ao 6 arog Yor- VASA G = 40 “ canna od 0062 doen sit. ‘aay & {400m Wot @2»H bas vi sino ef) vi sia’ a wet Sin, graro | SIAL", 15200 yooyt DV GMO Box 2OINO oa We Key Wso! 1n} Cnt: Kinematies of Parties Oy yq AAG) COLD 9 9= 1,900 7 Var Woks | \ hye Con + D Rg C8) | Ne ory ¢7 | OF 14° Xn | c >) ory 1. 9 t5awe ort S fe] he Ans Q yi) L) = or 1 (088 — tb) 1 We ©, 9) avi-42s2n3/s2s203 womvan'ans38 (ENGINEERING DYNAMICS) [1] Ch2: Kinemates of Part ee BAH ss Foil 3: (1) Problems 2/203) 2/203 Car A is traveling at the constant speed of 60 km/h as it rounds the circular curve of 300-m radius and at the instant represented is at the position 4 45°. Car B is traveling at the constant speed of 80 km/h and passes the center of the circle at this same instant, Car A is located with respect to car B by polar coordinates r and @ with the pole moving with B. For this instant determine vp and the val- ues of # and 6 as measured by an observer in car B. Ans. vgn = 36.0 m/s -15.71 m/s, 6 = 0.1079 rad/s fa Zones é an a \ a Ana, Dw VNR Aa Yar Yar Vasa $e ba t Moby \ a 2. args Mae Xi Sood Yes O53 Yo 66 A ‘ 7 : ~ = { ". bo te Noe yofsines £ Cash a ~ Vare,-« Yai COS (IAAF BS an : = -BbCOS( 14.1? 415") CRD 2-15.77 we Vale, * ay, 7 te te els 3 i A uh| he Yale = + Sl oot} 4 aa 145¢ wh 2 Phe Nap, SAIN Z Waal: abwls Ae ” eo) oO ‘Sites Ey | sg Me. atersin C4457) | on tos" {Nats Vera) 2.6 Spe425203/525203 warrvanirana7s (ENGINEERING DYNAMICS) [1] cha: Kinematics of Particles BnAU. J Hs Zone sons a aila: (1) Problems 2/205) 2/205 The captain of a small ship capable of making a speed of 6 knots through still water desires to set a course which will take the boat due east from A to B a distance of 10 nautical miles. To allow for a steady 2-knot current running northeast, deter- mine his necessary compass heading H, measured clockwise from the north to the nearest degree. ‘Also determine the time ¢ of the trip. (Recall that 1 knot is 1 nautical mile per hour.) Ans, H = 104, t = 123 min NO) | 7 ‘ . j \ NEG Foshan Whreenels 3 Neuen iehoudang A-BGrorme 10 wil) We: wor > 2k, shouy? 5 0° S64 2 showse = \8..9°% z b L a 5 pe No Ae"-6 = OT WS |B. 3" Pe tenga’ # | Sapl_ : H’= 40's 0 H > Go +tg.b3° >) ~ he Lo ey a 1.3.0 bx a Vee COSTE) 7.515 leno,.425203/525203 wamnein Frans (ENGINEERING DYNAMICS) [1] ch2: Kinematics of Particles FAUT oe fils ZONES sn BBs owe. E+ Problems 12-205) Aniio TED0S, A man can row a boat at 5 nfs in sll water, He Wises to cross a SO--wide rive o point 8, $0 m piss ream. If the river flows with a velocity of 2 m/s, determine the speed of the boat and the needed to make the crossing. :) \aste AYN 0) omatawrdasowadtta Ws Woardordan he B 5) lnerdlé Frese A-b Cnn) = Savi § oh hss ' i | Home itryotas s 4a sig re hay, =i Me Boa 7 | ea bo Bod® “1.948 an 91 5 stad, sinus? | alas 2 Leg ae St {Estos} | oe bal ols Tacs 189 3 | Lp leqyg - 45" - thts BS UEST) Lares | ays?425202/525203 naman eran (ENGINEERING DYNAMICS) [1] cha: Kinematics of Particles Bbc aie... andul.../..... fitla Zones... tails: (1) Problems 2/226) 2/226 Tho scaffold of Prob. 2/225 is modified here by plac- ing the power winches on the ground instead of on the scaffold. Other conditions remain the same. Calculate the upward velocity v of the scaffold. \ Vo Nase ey , Seotah eC) 4 otqaa ws hv» | craua eel \ — —428204828203 womnaans531 (ENGINEERING DYNAMICS) [0] Ch3: Kine of Particles, Section A: Force Mass rid Acceleration BNA at Zone eee ain ‘toil s (1) Probiems 3/16) 3/16 A small package is deposited by the conveyor belt onto the 30° ramp at,A with a velocity of 0.8 mis. Calculate the distance s on the level surface BC. at which the package comes to rest. The coefficient of kinetic friction for the package arid supporting sur- face from A to Cis 0.3. wane nang 20 alec “Malgig) = YBa 0 “ Bae , + Gab AyMUVE WE rhceastoAnerdnanortes o 9 | —O avd SAaer cawmaasins ¢. we G Ny Jann mva av: S Ro CoB Ar® 4 -¢ soa bot Mo Ne = Vet Ws Obs" Se) ma Wee t 2A(S-S4) paranoud Na > C tek, « N too a ® Neti (os30 ° WING + IR, S Vskar MOn 5 ‘eng sh 30°- ALuN = MO Hog S36 - Ae 9GC05 y= 4 Csta3e! ~ Ady 0053’) - Lyn = MA -O AA) (StO30"- 0. Scasad > Hs . [ove a apk we 30 vd No = 10. = Ay425203/525203 Womans inaN53H (ENGINEERING DYNAMICS) 11 Ch3: Kinetis of Particles, Section Az Force Mass and Acedevation BAU aha Zone oneal Binsn setae sites, Go817 (1) Problems 336) 3/39 Compute the acceleration of block A for the instant depicted. Neglect the masses of the pulleys. Ans, a = 1.406 m/s r o “a ZF oopddton”™ YT Cos 80 Wo FRD | Makiga = 2(100) (0s30" > ad , \ qT i ATS. TNT foray 2 Mobow wv pak niaib, a L, . Bute SY gan ma rn 4 \ Ty Fas 5S Fa = Ces > M Leck, TT COSBO ~ fly Nl = CVO Sevicgman > Ae N ' \youdy Ayes > Motion 4 V7R.V = QA (2a9.4) = AO OH Sq 7 Seow No 3 No Motion ‘ eee a A ware 5 os = tay wis | he stehy = 0 N=WG 4 ATEN BO + 0 | Ne-mg-* siaso' | ¢ — OWE Aye NOcawd gCaaystr3d jrma wt I © Soon © [Melt = OCI425203/525208 ween Fnranssu (ENGINEERING DYNAMICS) [1 Cha: Kinetis of Particles, Section A: Force Mass and Acceleration BARU / oath Zone noon sas oil 4 ({1] Problems 3/63) . 3/63 As the skateboarder negotiates the surface shown, his mass-center speeds at @ = 0°, 46°, and 90° are 8.5 m/s, 6 m/s, and 0, respectively. Determine the normal force between the surface and the skate- board wheels if the combined mass of the person and the skateboard is 70 kg and his center of mass is 750:mm from the surface. “Ans, No = 2040 N, Nas = 1168 N, Noo: = 0 Sots anole %: D ak Or O's Vew> WE 5 + 1 COMO) t ~ Now FOr7% 8.45. Ne = 10354 = 200 N an @) af o=85" 5 Vers) © Nas YO} 4. Coasts Wa N Nags bib ’ ars rn Ova = ee) N= 1gCaso = CL) ‘ 5 or oca New? af Aces + al , Ye) Tay ceyo + Neo) * oy O (lecb-0ct425202/525203 wasn eranz3H (ENGINEERING DYNAMICS) [1] Cha: Kinetics of Particles, Section A: Force Mass and Acceleration BAAUE ald ZONE oor barns whe ‘oil 6 ({1] Problems 3/81) \-0 a govt 3/81 Beginning from rest when @ = 20°, a 85-kg child Xx slides with negligible friction down the sliding board which is in the shape of a 2.5-m circular are. Deter- mine the tangential acceleration and speed of the | Re | | child, and the normal force exerted on her (a) when @ = 30° and (b) when @ = 90°. Ans, (a) a; 8.50 m/st, v = 2.78 mia N= 280N (6) a, = 0, v = 5.68 m/s ve “a N=795N 4 Sel Co ad Ye pgsiog|” rg [sing- stova re] 2RGES «Abe 40080 he: N= “igri so| X : Goo rane Raynes vy ag AATF = MO =o, 4 5 ® ®O> 3a ariel N--mgsiag= ot 0 Od=%.5 MS g& ys DIU US yoty ma Ne MAb N yigjess0= a oh ~-@) b.O2.90. hy ms [ors acoso, 2. Ie monet ee NAN = 6 evdy oy Maas) N,V Ds ONG edd f\s Web N va. 9 ee \ Spgeao-do = Vo or ° 12 4 a9 =4282031525208 ramn43nan733 (ENGINEERING DYNAMICS) ‘Co3: Kinetics of Parte, Section B: Work and Knergy ANAUT alos seenlIthA Zone: es, ee air, Hof 10 ({1] Problems 3/130) 3/130 The 160-kg carriage has an initial velocity of 8 m/s down the incline at-A, when a constant force of 550 N is applied to the hoisting cable as shown. Calculate the velocity of the carriage when it reaches B. Show that in the absence of friction this velocity is indepen- dent of whether the initial velocity of the carriage at A.was up or down the incline. (one)1451200/551203 wawrannranssa (ENGINEERING DYNAMICS) CCh3: Kinetics of Particles, ection 8: Work and Energy ae... sn, TH aii 11 ((1] Problems 3/143) Vertenk 3/143 The 0.60-kg collar slides on the curved rod in the vertical plane ivith negligible friction under the ac- tion of a constant force F in the cord guided by the small pulleys at D. If the collar is released from rest. at A, determine the force F which will result in the gollar striking the stop at B with a velocity of 4 m/s. ail ‘Ans, F = 18.21 wit othe SAAR tee TONS Hg hg Geo k [ke roa? ~ {a anitull./....a Zone: = Ob CAN) COWl0) + COLD Cet “ F=18.209 N fe tuga cls y ‘ini 12 ((1] Problems 3/145) 3/145 ‘The 10-kg block is released from rest on the hori- CA B zontal surface at point B, where the spring has 4 fea abe 0.6 m >} been stretched a distance of 0.5 m from its neutral | position A. The coefficient of kinetic friction be- tween the block and the plane is 0,30. Calculate (@) the velocity v of the block as it passes point A” and (8) the maximum distanee x to the left of A which the block goes. Fe fae = 0.3609) ‘Ans, (a) v = 2.13 m/s, (b) x = 0.304 m 3 PIS oe bg 0B4 NOE! Uen = Lh MeO Yy-4 Vero NO Washers BA os ae © Lcga0yos5" -0. C40. 4 C0.5) = ye LAO YL he bbst Cys Yas ds p5uh he ™ ty i 0 gonee 2TH TEARS . » saoube) : aren a ".451206/551203 wana ffrna 3 (ENGINEERING DYNAMICS) CCh3: Kinetics of Particles, Section B: Work and Energy BAVA Loft Zone nn FB ‘ail 19 ({1) Problems 3/168) 3/168 The 2-kg sliding collar C with attached spring moves with friction from A to B along the fixed rod. If the collar has a velocity of 3 m/s at A and a veloc- ity of 6 m/s at B, determine the loss U, of energy due to friction. The spring has a stiffness of 30 N/m and an unstretched length of 0.5 m. ‘The ay plane is horizontal. Also determine the average friction force F during the motion from A to B. Me, ea & : Sal Feomst congo Urea, feidion = 5 ArUeHONGOyMAIMWA. Sv arorage Svc fo cee. . 9 va : doves sie hog AVeupiekten® Fae =) , a Leo HI eg he A Use,seicttan” Fes > Fave Sap z Ry Sie TTI od ote, Ke acon dolna arg avs 5 oe Foe ® [Shae Jive at O57 16 1 cys fata O52 tT oe wy 2. Tayi ovomamnadedoernor, abel | ie | ‘ 2 * Bs t BY | 2. Une Saicttng Svea) FEC) My \e = Lon[st ws') | 2 ¥ EARN) ; (devo as = 97.651 5 krone snide anntadourdsn haw anitiows yt | dorado [1] Meriam J. L., and Kraige L. G. "Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics,"6” Ed., John Wiley and Sons, Inc, 2007.os2nyysas203 womans iranasH SINEERING DYNAMICS) Ch: Kinetics of Parties, Seston C:Impulte and Momentum rer) sh ahaiui../.......,inia Zone: BO: coosesse oss SH, Sofi s ((1] Problems 3/193) 3/193 The 200-kg lunar lander is descending onto the moon’s surface with a velocity of 6 m/s when its retro-engine is fired. If the engine produces a thrust T' for 4s which varies with the time as shown and then cuts off, calculate the velocity of the lander when ¢ = 5 s, assuming that it has not yet landed, Gravitational acceleration at the moon’s surface is 1.62 m/s?, Ans. v = 2.10 m/s at wis 4 Avs. , Ah = omy aay Setiy 4 fleet) ats Oy, On {rnguat S ail " eat wealetoanl 4 200%4 200K 4 : 4 a “ale {ru we) ~fpmeredaay|4252031525203 waman$inanssi (ENGINEERING DYNAMICS) ‘Ch: Kneis of Parte, Seton C: Impulse and Momentum RAMU thi Zone: Fos... awe oil 8 ((1} Probiems 3/211) 3/211 The ice-hockey puck with a mass of 0.20 kg has a velocity of 12 nv/s before being struck by the hockey stick, After the impact the puck moves in the new direction shown with a velocity of 18 m/s. If the stick is in contact with the puck for 0.04 s, compute the magnitude of the average force F exerted by the stick on the puck during contact, and find the angle B made by F with the x-direction. ‘Ans, F = 147.8 N, f = 12.02° HUI ALE WI ys Ty dl Fy Aangatoscaaw P= Paes o- dad {ts wowda + wo) Vey dt = WG sv7d) 0 + Fy A = eV(iestaxo) S eq sieuno") Dv 4 SOM Ld Nt GF dl eee, youl FGI EF AL eV (sasrd) ae F 1% @s20" | ; : Fas WU . eC SLae) [Fy = s0.90 8 ) \ ~ __ - aire ) 2 VPle Gey = finysats soa’ | QOH Fa =\hioy NG) ee ee NY X goal iF 7s N \os * e- Love 4 eh > don | ¥Anqulacmoneatuu 2 Se Fnae MG ) Bad ye HOPS Oe ag” > Wars F al 6 ce Aanst WAVE, Work U done by Fie OSes 5 5 ch Hogton, gc avg he Ne WX ef 34 \ INeode obos(Q) Apelor “ > % Snenneny oot wn wad wos ae + Joos dhe te 1 Ancotys Sy “gon Y, 2») Wye 0 qurcabiosy aA syphons, 100 ‘ 2 ® oe 4 AHS OMND = AACN) (7 C) ene . 7 o( q Ah Xa [pei(ss )| Mig) = to 2 %, WOW aly = O.4 FOL (OS (%) Se Coraa = O.5 TNS C1 Yq = To=be = 0.6146 wik Wong) = 10576 3 Fa 9 CD Me baa WACO) (SEIny ) = Soa axadls 31s #9, P| be \s ore ilna| z Vine Toles to) Ua Nf feee Ou." »(skal svat ‘yh HE] E-owady (AUS. osm] ‘scasoot[ sie i? cae" i; 5.35 3] Asa«425203525208 woman inant (ENGINEERING DYNAMICS) cm Parts, Seton C: Impulse and Momentum } BAVA, ta Zone: eee evs Ht, 4ho‘l s((1] Problems 37236) 3/236 The 6-kg sphere and 4-kg block (shown in section) are secured to the arm of negligible mass which ro- tates in the vertical plane about a horizontal axis at O. The 2-kg plug is released from rest at A and falls, into the recess in the block when the arm has K+ a00, reached the horizontal position. An instant before ¢ xg ay ‘engagement, the arm has an angular velocity a) = 2 radjs. Determine the angular velocity @ of the arm immediately after the plug has wedged itself in. the block. fap 2G) “ ee I . pnerets = 9 (gious a000)- BAS al Grow ze 3 3 a (Aywuiet te 3) 9.C0H) Arq 45 Hayy bE 5 Vs WY 5 : Host = 0.36 (00:2) ]+ 0.5 [ur 0.5)] ihany = Wy( bose) + Ura (bx08") Hh ® B soko N18 oT wwaly Hos & Ho > OD atte ec ? 3 na Ho = % \ , 3 Hat> Ho Roa = 0 f[b-(w0.3)} an ne y 0.5] (uy -0.5)| ee - Bo 0.85h. ° 2608) Fo Oye “SEE OG cad lis, - wy (bea8 + x05) rinsy| tiger 0.2 ad/s COA) Ando voy NO, O20 Gly Q14F24ead/s CCH) D 2 syst roger Bey Soo serge, No Ne legh = Peart) + 3.41 es 4 is425203/525203 waetvaméieanssu (ENGINEERING DYNAMICS) Cha: Kinetics of Particles, Section ¢: Impulse and Momentum sd 1. Flt Zone one, ne TH fini a ((1] Problems 3/262) 3/262 In a pool game the cue ball A must strike the eight ball in the position shown in order to send it to the pocket P with a velocity vg’. The cue ball has a ve- locity v; before impact and a velocity v,' after im- pact. The coefficient of restitution is 0.9. Both balls have the same mass and diameter. Calculate the re- bound angle ¢ and the fraction 7 of the kinetic en- ergy which is lost during the impact. “a Srannomay 9) 8 8 hn. ‘ By sane nn sth WeForee irpacd Nh, Vo, 01,0, ay gol rete ‘ en ys Naat = = Mash pol . door! AStuc repack, Yyasat Wy? masons gh: Nit A , _ ves ws Nat = Ni8ra ng” Ma: Ca) = Neh 2, fade Of * (haw AOWRab HOSA. coy ssc ad CAR Nes) My 2 RS Wee yom Yas Mba V= Neg vit Wor Ofan Ye =~ [I har € (ead d0u” 2 (Ng) ua 5 PC casas yea =H oat AM TE + vcoshb’s nor Nunn | —o vo . 23 2. aurnévoudo:e & CNA: wn toHe) 5 VWo Me? @- ant |= Mar Ven Now aoetn)= Vege sin \e=0 : Mia > a ae sfe-ycosnp’= Yesn-Nen | —® _ pee rq acsl / ron’ (asap? = 2M \, Ke Ny ne We). A685” 4 ; amoorneo H dawns aang A Hy anes \ {ray Van 5@ ate ee .