Q11. Fig.11 shows the four-bar linkage of a cutting machine where the cutter is placed atpoint W.(a) Sketch the velocity and acceleration diagramsDetermine:(b)(c)(d)(e)The angular velocity of the link TUWThe velocity of the point WThe angular acceleration of the link TUWThe acceleration of point W45°T40 rad/s²10 rad/sR 30°AllFig. 11(a)(b)(c)(d)RS = 0.6mST = 0.3mRU = 0.42mTU = 0.75mTW = 1.0mUW2.05 rad/s (ACW)4.65 m/s25 rad/s² (CW)50.9 m/s²

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Q11. Fig.11 shows the four-bar linkage of a cutting machine where the cutter is placed at point W. (a) Sketch the velocity and acceleration diagrams Determine: (b) The angular velocity of the link TUW (c) The velocity of the point W (d) The angular acceleration of the link TUW (e) The acceleration of point W 45° T 40 rad/s² 10 rad/s R 30° ATTIT Fig. 11 (a) (b) (c) (d) RS = 0.6m ST = 0.3m RU = 0.42m TU = 0.75m TW = 1.0m U W 2.05 rad/s (ACW) 4.65 m/s 25 rad/s² (CW) 50.9 m/s²

Q11. Fig.11 shows the four-bar linkage of a cutting machine where the cutter is placed at point W. (a) Sketch the velocity and acceleration diagrams Determine: (b) The angular velocity of the link TUW (c) The velocity of the point W (d) The angular acceleration of the link TUW (e) The acceleration of point W 45° T 40 rad/s² 10 rad/s R 30° ATTIT Fig. 11 (a) (b) (c) (d) RS = 0.6m ST = 0.3m RU = 0.42m TU = 0.75m TW = 1.0m U W 2.05 rad/s (ACW) 4.65 m/s 25 rad/s² (CW) 50.9 m/s²

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