60° 45° Problem 1: For the position shown in the Figure, the crank OA of the offset slider-crank mechanism rotates with a clockwise angular velocity wo = 5 rad/sec, and an- gular acceleration ao = 3 rad/sec?. If the length of crank OA is 200mm and that of link AB is 400mm, answer the following questions for the depicted position : OB 15° (a) Determine the magnitudes of the velocity v4 and acceleration a 4 of point A. (b) Determine the magnitude of the angular velocity wAB of the link AB and the velocity vg of point B.

60° 45° Problem 1: For the position shown in the Figure, the crank OA of the offset slider-crank mechanism rotates with a clockwise angular velocity wo = 5 rad/sec, and an- gular acceleration ao = 3 rad/sec?. If the length of crank OA is 200mm and that of link AB is 400mm, answer the following questions for the depicted position : OB 15° (a) Determine the magnitudes of the velocity v4 and acceleration a 4 of point A. (b) Determine the magnitude of the angular velocity wAB of the link AB and the velocity vg of point B.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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