2. Figure 2 shows a quick return mechanism. The ram at C has a mass of 50kg and is accelerating to the right at 10 m/s². In addition there is a force resisting the motion of the ram of 1500N. Determine the magnitude and direction of the forces: (a) acting between the ram and guide (b) at the pin joint B (c) at the pin joint Q. (d) at the slider A. (e) Find the torque about O. BL 45° 71° 18.5° Figure 2. Quick Return Mechanism OA = 0.075m AQ = 0.162m BQ = 0.1m BC = 0.3m

2. Figure 2 shows a quick return mechanism. The ram at C has a mass of 50kg and is accelerating to the right at 10 m/s². In addition there is a force resisting the motion of the ram of 1500N. Determine the magnitude and direction of the forces: (a) acting between the ram and guide (b) at the pin joint B (c) at the pin joint Q. (d) at the slider A. (e) Find the torque about O. BL 45° 71° 18.5° Figure 2. Quick Return Mechanism OA = 0.075m AQ = 0.162m BQ = 0.1m BC = 0.3m

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