A four-part mechanism like this one, if it is known the length of O2A (link 2) is 5 cm (link 3) is 4 cm (link 3) and the length of the bo4 (link 4) is 5.5 cm (5 in.). At the a point working the p = 50 Newton style with the sustric orientation of the horizontal line is 200 look for styles that are going on and torque on link 4. The diagram illustrates a structural mechanism comprising rods and joints. - **Components**: - **Joints**: Points O₂, A, B, and O₄ are connected by rods. - **Rods**: The rods are labeled with their respective lengths: - Rod O₂A is 2 units long - Rod AB is 3 units long - Rod BO₄ is 4 units long- **Forces and Angles**: - A force, labeled P, is applied at point A, inclined at an angle of 20° to the horizontal. - Rod O₂A makes an angle of 30° with the horizontal at the fixed point O₂.- **Supports**: Points O₂ and O₄ are represented as fixed supports, indicated by the small semicircle and arrow symbols.This mechanism might be analyzed for static equilibrium or kinematic motion, considering the angles and forces involved.

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mechanism like this one, if it is known the length of O2A (link 2) is 5 cm (link 3) is 4 cm (link 3) and the length of the bo4 (link 4) is 5.5 cm (5 in.). At the a point working the p = 50 Newton style with the sustric orientation of the horizontal line is 200 look for styles

mechanism like this one, if it is known the length of O2A (link 2) is 5 cm (link 3) is 4 cm (link 3) and the length of the bo4 (link 4) is 5.5 cm (5 in.). At the a point working the p = 50 Newton style with the sustric orientation of the horizontal line is 200 look for styles

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