Q1: (Planar mechanism) For the planar mechanism of figure below, link 4 serves as slider support which is free to rotate about the z axis, but has point D kept stationary. Link 3 is a rigid member continuous over the rotational joint B. The lengths of the links 2 and 5 are respectively 3 cm and 7 cm, and the distance AB is 6 cm. The angles of the links 2, 3, and 5 with the positive horizontal are denoted as 0, 0, and 0,, respectively. At the instant of consideration these angles 0, 0, and 0, are respectively 100, 331.2 and 70.1", while the distance AD is 10 cm. For a constant CCW angular speed of 2 rad/s of the link 2, determine: (a) The angular velocity and angular acceleration of the link 3, (b) The velocity of the slider C, (c) The torque Tk at O, needed to balance a force of Q=10 N at C. 5 120°

Q1: (Planar mechanism) For the planar mechanism of figure below, link 4 serves as slider support which is free to rotate about the z axis, but has point D kept stationary. Link 3 is a rigid member continuous over the rotational joint B. The lengths of the links 2 and 5 are respectively 3 cm and 7 cm, and the distance AB is 6 cm. The angles of the links 2, 3, and 5 with the positive horizontal are denoted as 0, 0, and 0,, respectively. At the instant of consideration these angles 0, 0, and 0, are respectively 100, 331.2 and 70.1", while the distance AD is 10 cm. For a constant CCW angular speed of 2 rad/s of the link 2, determine: (a) The angular velocity and angular acceleration of the link 3, (b) The velocity of the slider C, (c) The torque Tk at O, needed to balance a force of Q=10 N at C. 5 120°

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