To perform a kinematic analysis of the system below you create the equation ac = ag+ac/Bn+ ac/Bt as well as recognizing from link AB that ag = aBn - aBt where both angular accleration and velocity are clockwise g Lx 0.4 m B WAB = 4 rad/s a AB = 2 rad/s? 30° 30° 0.4 m What is the magnitude and direction of agt? aßt = [a1] i + [a2] jm/s² What is the direction of ac/Bn? ac/Bn = WCB ([a3] m i + [a4] m j)

To perform a kinematic analysis of the system below you create the equation ac = ag+ac/Bn+ ac/Bt as well as recognizing from link AB that ag = aBn - aBt where both angular accleration and velocity are clockwise g Lx 0.4 m B WAB = 4 rad/s a AB = 2 rad/s? 30° 30° 0.4 m What is the magnitude and direction of agt? aßt = [a1] i + [a2] jm/s² What is the direction of ac/Bn? ac/Bn = WCB ([a3] m i + [a4] m j)

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