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Transcribed Image Text:1. Use the following parameters for displacement
diagram of a cam using the motions, Constant
Velocity, Simple Harmonic Motion, and Constant
Acceleration.
Accent 60⁰
Descent 60⁰
Lift 6 cm
2. Design a cam turning counterclockwise, to give a
reciprocating follower move vertically the following
motion: rise of 8 cm. with a SHM motion during 150⁰
rotation of the cam; rest for 45° decelerate UARD
motion during 120° rotation of the cam
2.1Use knife edge
2.2 Roller type follower, diameter of roller follower 2cm
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