12. For the mechanism shown, collar A slides upward at a constant spec v = 0.220 m/s. Collar P is free to slide horizontally but has a pin located inside the circular slot, that has a radius of R = 300 mm, which keeps the pin moving in the direction of the slot throughout the motion. a. Calculate the speed of the pin on P when y = 150 mm. b. Determine the magnitude of the acceleration of the pin P.

12. For the mechanism shown, collar A slides upward at a constant spec v = 0.220 m/s. Collar P is free to slide horizontally but has a pin located inside the circular slot, that has a radius of R = 300 mm, which keeps the pin moving in the direction of the slot throughout the motion. a. Calculate the speed of the pin on P when y = 150 mm. b. Determine the magnitude of the acceleration of the pin P.

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