13. What is the purpose of a slider-crank mechanism in a 4-bar linkage? a. To convert rotary motion to linear motion b. To amplify rotational speed c. To provide stability to the mechanism d. To reverse the direction of motion 14. What is the role of a fixed link in a 4-bar mechanism? a. Transmit power b. Provide support and stability c. Control the motion direction d. Determine the speed ratio 15. Which characteristic is essential for a 4-bar linkage to be classified as a mechanism? a. Mobility b. Rigidity c. Symmetry d. Friction 16. What happens when a 4-bar mechanism satisfies the Grashof condition? a. It becomes overconstrained b. It can achieve continuous rotation c. It can achieve both rotary and oscillatory motion d. It loses its stability

13. What is the purpose of a slider-crank mechanism in a 4-bar linkage? a. To convert rotary motion to linear motion b. To amplify rotational speed c. To provide stability to the mechanism d. To reverse the direction of motion 14. What is the role of a fixed link in a 4-bar mechanism? a. Transmit power b. Provide support and stability c. Control the motion direction d. Determine the speed ratio 15. Which characteristic is essential for a 4-bar linkage to be classified as a mechanism? a. Mobility b. Rigidity c. Symmetry d. Friction 16. What happens when a 4-bar mechanism satisfies the Grashof condition? a. It becomes overconstrained b. It can achieve continuous rotation c. It can achieve both rotary and oscillatory motion d. It loses its stability

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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