Q2: The four-bar linkage mechanism O₂ABO4 shown in Figure 2 is driven by link O₂A at w₂ = 45 rad/s (ccw). Link AO₂= 101.6 mm, Link AB = 254 mm, Link BO₂04 304.8 mm and the fixed link O₂O4= 304.8 mm, link AO2= 101.6 mm, link AB = 254 mm, link BQ₂ = 304.8 mm and the fixed link O₂O4= 304.8 mm. and 0 = 120⁰. BO4 Find the followings: 1. Velocity of point C located at the middle of the link AB. 2. Angular velocities of links AB and BO4 Ac W2 B

Q2: The four-bar linkage mechanism O₂ABO4 shown in Figure 2 is driven by link O₂A at w₂ = 45 rad/s (ccw). Link AO₂= 101.6 mm, Link AB = 254 mm, Link BO₂04 304.8 mm and the fixed link O₂O4= 304.8 mm, link AO2= 101.6 mm, link AB = 254 mm, link BQ₂ = 304.8 mm and the fixed link O₂O4= 304.8 mm. and 0 = 120⁰. BO4 Find the followings: 1. Velocity of point C located at the middle of the link AB. 2. Angular velocities of links AB and BO4 Ac W2 B

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