For the following mechanism with RAB = 4 ft, RPA = 6 ft, and p = 0.75 ft (radius of the Roller 4), assume theroller 4 is pinned to link 3 and is rolling without slipping. The velocity of the input (slider A, link 2) is V, = -15 i ft/sat the position shown (2OAB = 45°). (a) Calculate the first-order coefficients of the mechanism; (b) determine theangular velocity of link 3; (c) determine the velocity of point B; (d) determine the angular velocity of roller 4. (Hint:Vs = Ve)O3=135°V2 =2.828?/R2t R3t R4 =0IV,V?4=2-87813こ4R3

Data given- RAB = 4ft RPA = 6ft Radius of roller = 0.75 ft V2 = -15i ft/s <OAB = 45° So the…

For the following mechanism with Rag = 4 ft, RpA = 6 ft, and p = 0.75 ft (radius of the Roller 4), assume the roller 4 is pinned to link 3 and is rolling without slipping. The velocity of the input (slider A, link 2) is V, = -15 i ft/s at the position shown (20AB = 45°). (a) Calculate the first-order coefficients of the mechanism; (b) determine the angular velocity of link 3; (c) determine the velocity of point B; (d) determine the angular velocity of roller 4. (Hint: Vg = Ve) =135°

For the following mechanism with Rag = 4 ft, RpA = 6 ft, and p = 0.75 ft (radius of the Roller 4), assume the roller 4 is pinned to link 3 and is rolling without slipping. The velocity of the input (slider A, link 2) is V, = -15 i ft/s at the position shown (20AB = 45°). (a) Calculate the first-order coefficients of the mechanism; (b) determine the angular velocity of link 3; (c) determine the velocity of point B; (d) determine the angular velocity of roller 4. (Hint: Vg = Ve) =135°

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