At the shown instant, a hydraulic cylinder OD extends vertically with a velocity of Vp = 4.9 m/s and anacceleration of a, = 2.8 m/s?. If the distance BD=0.S m(i) Locate the IC for the link BC.(ii) Calculate the acceleration of piston C.(iii) Calculate the acceleration of point B.Note that:IBc = 1.78 m, 0 = 27° , ß = 47°,LBCDBVDapتنشيط DWsانتقل إلى الإعد

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At the shown instant, a hydraulic cylinder OD extends vertically with acceleration of ap = 2.8 m/ s². If the distance BD=0.8 m (i) Locate the IC for the link BC. (ii) Calculate the acceleration of piston C. (iii) Calculate the acceleration of point B.

At the shown instant, a hydraulic cylinder OD extends vertically with acceleration of ap = 2.8 m/ s². If the distance BD=0.8 m (i) Locate the IC for the link BC. (ii) Calculate the acceleration of piston C. (iii) Calculate the acceleration of point B.

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