NameProblem #1The wheel, having a two-foot radius, rotates at a constant velocity of 20 rad/s as shown.The six-foot long rod AB causes the block to move along the passageway.Show clearly in the picture the location of the instant center of rod AB.Determine the angular velocity of rod AB.Determine the magnitude of the velocity of block B.Determine the angular acceleration of rod AB.Determine the magnitude of the acceleration of block B.20 rad/sec6'-Y20°30°-Зо°

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