Determine the corresponding kinematic equations for the mechanism design shown, once determined to find the acceleration of slide B at the instant where the constant angular velocity of link 2 is 2 rad / s clockwise. The lengths of the links are: AoA = 5 in. at 150° AoBo = 6.83 in, and BoB = 7.07 in w2 4 Bo 1

Determine the corresponding kinematic equations for the mechanism design shown, once determined to find the acceleration of slide B at the instant where the constant angular velocity of link 2 is 2 rad / s clockwise. The lengths of the links are: AoA = 5 in. at 150° AoBo = 6.83 in, and BoB = 7.07 in w2 4 Bo 1

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