The dimensions of the various links of a Fig. 7.35 mechanism, as shown in Fig. 7.36, are as follows : AB = 30 mm ; BC = 80 mm ; CD = 45 mm ; and CE = 120 mm. B. 30° A 75 mm 22.5 mm E Fig. 7.36 The crank A B rotates uniformly in the clockwise direction at 120 r.p.m. Draw the velocity diagram for the given configuration of the mechanism and determine the velocity of the slider E and angular velocities of the links BC, CD and CE.

The dimensions of the various links of a Fig. 7.35 mechanism, as shown in Fig. 7.36, are as follows : AB = 30 mm ; BC = 80 mm ; CD = 45 mm ; and CE = 120 mm. B. 30° A 75 mm 22.5 mm E Fig. 7.36 The crank A B rotates uniformly in the clockwise direction at 120 r.p.m. Draw the velocity diagram for the given configuration of the mechanism and determine the velocity of the slider E and angular velocities of the links BC, CD and CE.

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