(10 points) Crank_Slider2aWOP, dopKnown values:a0.38 m3.4 m20°68°Problem Statement:Crank OP rotates about fixed axis O, causing slider Q to oscillate in a horizontal track. At the instant depicted, the angular velocity of crank OP is 4 rad/s and its angular acceleration is 6 rad/s?. For thatinstant, determine the following.The velocity vector of pin P:i+ 1.4283 m/s-0.5199 m/sThe angular velocity of rod PQ:The velocity vector of slider Q:The acceleration vector of pin P:计The angular acceleration of rod PQ:The acceleration vector of slider Q:i+

abθϕ0.38m3.4 m20°68°Vp→=-0.5199i^+1.4283j^Vθ→=Vp→+ωθp→*rθp→ωθp→=ωθp(-k)…

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