The figure shows a closed-loop mechanism in which link AB of length 1m rotates about a fixed point at A. A second link BC, of length 3m, is pivoted to AB at B; the other end C is constrained to move in a fixed slot which in angled at 45 degrees to thehorizontal.At the instance shown, AB is at 60 degrees to the horizontal, and rotating anticlockwise at 5 rad/s. At this instance, in what direction is the link BC rotating? You may wish to sketch a rough velocity vector diagram for this closed loop mechanism to assistyou.WAB = 5 rad/sOOOOODon't KnowAnticlockwiseBRotating out-of-planeNo rotationClockwise60⁰BL45⁰

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The figure shows a closed-loop mechanism in which link AB of length 1m rotates about a fixed point at A. A second link BC, of length 3m, is pivoted to AB at B; the other end C is constrained to move in a fixed slot which in angled at 45 degrees to the horizontal. At the instance shown, AB is at O degrees to the horizontal, and rotating anticlockwise at 5 rad/s. At this instance, in what direction is the link BC rotating? You may wish to sketch a rough velocity vector diagram for this closed loop mechanism to assist you. WAB = 5 rad/s O O O O O Don't Know B Rotating out-of-plane No rotation 60% Anticlockwise Clockwise L... 45%

The figure shows a closed-loop mechanism in which link AB of length 1m rotates about a fixed point at A. A second link BC, of length 3m, is pivoted to AB at B; the other end C is constrained to move in a fixed slot which in angled at 45 degrees to the horizontal. At the instance shown, AB is at O degrees to the horizontal, and rotating anticlockwise at 5 rad/s. At this instance, in what direction is the link BC rotating? You may wish to sketch a rough velocity vector diagram for this closed loop mechanism to assist you. WAB = 5 rad/s O O O O O Don't Know B Rotating out-of-plane No rotation 60% Anticlockwise Clockwise L... 45%

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