Dynamics 16.7 Relative Acceleration

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why Wbc is pointing in that direction?

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He assumed the direction. If you assumed Wbc is CW you would have gotten a negative answer, which just means that your assumed direction (CW) is the other way (CCW)

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i think the alpha is wrong
(normal acceleration of point b should be -1.2j nt -7.2j