QUESTION 14Which one of the below statements is true?For a grounded link rotating with constant angular speed, the magnitude of the velocity vector of a point increases as the point moves awayfrom the pivot.Ob. Kutzbach formula (or criteriong is always reliable in predicting the actual degrees of freedom for any mechanism.C. Springs are considered as links for degree of freedom calculations.O d. Satistying the Grashof criterion means that none of the links in a mechanism makes full rotations.

QUESTION 14 whih one of the below statements is For a grounded link rotating with constant anglar speed, the magnitude of the velocity vector of a point increanes an the point moves amay omthe pivet utach formula or crterion is always reliable in predicting the actual degrees of freedom for any mechanim. Oe Springs are considered as inks for degreeotteedom calculations. O4Sastying the Grashof criterion means at none of the inks inamechanism makes rotations

QUESTION 14 whih one of the below statements is For a grounded link rotating with constant anglar speed, the magnitude of the velocity vector of a point increanes an the point moves amay omthe pivet utach formula or crterion is always reliable in predicting the actual degrees of freedom for any mechanim. Oe Springs are considered as inks for degreeotteedom calculations. O4Sastying the Grashof criterion means at none of the inks inamechanism makes rotations

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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