The kinematic diagram is given as 012=60 degree and thespeed of the mechanism is constant and 012=50 rad/sn inthe slide mechanism whose limb dimensions are givenbelow. Find the following items.AoA = r2 = 0.2 mA,Bo = r1 = 0.5 m012 = 60°12 = 50 rad/s%3D%3DAa) Write the vector closure equationsb) Bring the vector closure equations into scalar formc) Find s13,014d) Find s13,014e) Find 513,014S13014ri Bo012Ao

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The kinematic diagram is given as 012=60 degree and the speed of the mechanism is constant and 012=50 rad/sn in the slide mechanism whose limb dimensions are given below. Find the following items. AoA = r2 = 0.2 m A,Bo = r¡ = 0.5 m 012 = 60° 012 = 50 rad/s %3D %3D a) Write the vector closure equations b) Bring the vector closure equations into scalar form c) Find s13,014 d) Find $13,014 e) Find $13,014 S13 014 Bo 012 rị Ao C

The kinematic diagram is given as 012=60 degree and the speed of the mechanism is constant and 012=50 rad/sn in the slide mechanism whose limb dimensions are given below. Find the following items. AoA = r2 = 0.2 m A,Bo = r¡ = 0.5 m 012 = 60° 012 = 50 rad/s %3D %3D a) Write the vector closure equations b) Bring the vector closure equations into scalar form c) Find s13,014 d) Find $13,014 e) Find $13,014 S13 014 Bo 012 rị Ao C

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