In the design of a control mechanism, it is determined that rod AB transmits a 390 N force P to the crank BC. Determine the y scalar component of P. P A 12 B 30° O -100 O -240 -360 O NONE OF THE CHOICES -150

In the design of a control mechanism, it is determined that rod AB transmits a 390 N force P to the crank BC. Determine the y scalar component of P. P A 12 B 30° O -100 O -240 -360 O NONE OF THE CHOICES -150

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In the design of a control mechanism, it is determined that rod AB transmits a 390 N
force P to the crank BC. Determine the y scalar component of P.
A
12
B
30°t
О -100
O -240
-360
O NONE OF THE CHOICES
-150

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