4-69 +-230 mm +230 mm ►60 mm25%Crank180 mm250 mmCrushing250 mm180 mm250 mm00000 4-69. Analytically calculate the maximum angular dis-placement (throw) of the ram for the rock-crushingmechanism shown in Figure P4.34.

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Chapter4: Coplanar Equilibrium Analysis

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