Q1: For the four-bar linkage shown in Figure (1), link 2 has a constant angular velocity of 56 rad/s ccw. Find the velocity and acceleration of point C. AO2 = 150 mm, BA = BO4 250 mm, O4O2 = 100 mm, CA = 300 mm. and BC-AB %3D %3D 3. Figure (1) 4. 105°

Q1: For the four-bar linkage shown in Figure (1), link 2 has a constant angular velocity of 56 rad/s ccw. Find the velocity and acceleration of point C. AO2 = 150 mm, BA = BO4 250 mm, O4O2 = 100 mm, CA = 300 mm. and BC-AB %3D %3D 3. Figure (1) 4. 105°

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