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Transcribed Image Text:Q2. (80%) A plate cam must provide the displacement shown in Figure below to a reciprocating
in-line roller follower. The roller diameter is 1.0 in. The cam must have a base circle of 3.0 in.
and rotate clockwise. Graphically construct the profile.
1.2
1.0
0.8
0.6 -
0,4 -
0.2 +
0.0 -
30
60
90
120
150
180
210
240
270
300
330
360
Cam angle (deg)
Cam
Follower
Cam
Follower
Cam
Follower
angle
Displ.
angle
Displ.
angle
Displ.
(deg)
(in.)
(deg)
(in.)
(deg)
(in.)
0,000
130
0.971
250
0.337
10
0.000
140
0.996
260
0.196
20
0.000
150
1.000
270
0.091
30
0.000
160
1.000
280
0.029
40
0.004
170
1.000
290
0.004
50
0.029
180
1.000
300
0.000
60
0.091
190
0.996
310
0.000
70
0.196
200
0.971
320
0.000
80
0.337
210
0.909
330
0.000
90
0.500
220
0.804
340
0.000
100
0.663
230
0.663
350
0,000
10
0,804
240
0.500
360
0.000
120
0.909
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