Please fast Problem 2: KinematicsConsider a planar 1 DOF ayatem shown below. As-aume all coordinates are zeros when the springs areundeformed. Assume there is no slip between thecord and the cylinder. Let all the pulleys have radiiof R.X23 Find fA written in terms of æ1.(A) A = 21/R(B) 8A = 2x1/ R(C) 8A = 201/3R(D) 8A = 21/3R4. Find og written in terms of æ1-(A) 02 = e1/R(B) 8g = 221/ R(C) 8g = 2x1/3R(D) 02 = 1/3R5. Find ec written in terms of æ1.(A) Oc = 1/R(B) 8c = 21/ R(C) 8c = 2x1/3R(D) 8c = 1/3R

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Problem 2: Kinematics Consider a planar 1 DOF ayatem shown below. As- sume all coordinates are zeros when the springs are undeformed. Assume there is no alip between the cord and the cylinder. Let all the pulleya have radii of R. 3 Find 8A written in terma of æ1. (A) A = 1/R (B) 8A = 2x1/R (C) 8A = 2x1/3R (D) 8A = 21/3R 4. Find 8g written in terms of æ1. (A) ®g = 1/R (B) 8g = 2x1/ R (C) ®g = 2x1/3R (D) ®2 = #1/3R 5. Find 8c written in terms of æ1. (A) @c = 1/R (B) c= 2x1/ R (C) 8c = 2x1/3R (D) ®c = "1/3R

Problem 2: Kinematics Consider a planar 1 DOF ayatem shown below. As- sume all coordinates are zeros when the springs are undeformed. Assume there is no alip between the cord and the cylinder. Let all the pulleya have radii of R. 3 Find 8A written in terma of æ1. (A) A = 1/R (B) 8A = 2x1/R (C) 8A = 2x1/3R (D) 8A = 21/3R 4. Find 8g written in terms of æ1. (A) ®g = 1/R (B) 8g = 2x1/ R (C) ®g = 2x1/3R (D) ®2 = #1/3R 5. Find 8c written in terms of æ1. (A) @c = 1/R (B) c= 2x1/ R (C) 8c = 2x1/3R (D) ®c = "1/3R

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