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At the instant represented, the disk rolls without slipping with an angular velocity of 2 rad/s clockwise which changes at the rate of 2 rad/s^2 counterclockwise. Determine the corresponding angular acceleration of links AB and BD. At the instant considered, point A is directly above point O.

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150 mm
D
60⁰
B
150 mm
w = 2 rad/s
A
60 mm
a= 2 rad/s²
30 mm
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