solve only 'b' part)urgent please. I will upvote.NB: SN=21 (hand written) The crank AB of the mechanism shown on the right is connected toa slider B which moves on the oscillating link. The later has a sliderat D which is linked, with a revolute joint, to a second slideroperating on a horizontal surface. The crank AB has a length ofri = 16 cm and turns with a constant velocity of é, = (SN +50)/2 rev/s. The fixed positions of the mechanism are:ACy = 45 cm and AD, = 60 cmFor a crank angle of 8, = SN + 90°, determine:B'a)The equations necessary to obtain the linear02and angular velocities of the links. Your numerical solutionmust be in the following form:b)The mobility of the mechanism

The crank AB of the mechanism shown on the right is connected to a slider B which moves on the oscillating link. The later has a slider at D which is linked, with a revolute joint, to a second slider operating on a horizontal surface. The crank AB has a length of rn = 16 cm and turns with a constant velocity of é, = (SN + 50)/2 rev/s. The fixed positions of the mechanism are: ACy = 45 cm and AD, = 60 cm For a crank angle of 0, = SN + 90°, determine: a) The equations necessary to obtain the linear and angular velocities of the links. Your numerical solution must be in the following form: b) The mobility of the mechanism

The crank AB of the mechanism shown on the right is connected to a slider B which moves on the oscillating link. The later has a slider at D which is linked, with a revolute joint, to a second slider operating on a horizontal surface. The crank AB has a length of rn = 16 cm and turns with a constant velocity of é, = (SN + 50)/2 rev/s. The fixed positions of the mechanism are: ACy = 45 cm and AD, = 60 cm For a crank angle of 0, = SN + 90°, determine: a) The equations necessary to obtain the linear and angular velocities of the links. Your numerical solution must be in the following form: b) The mobility of the mechanism

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