4.94 In the angular motion amplifier shown, the oscillatory motion of AC is amplified by the oscillatory motion of BC. Neglecting friction and the weights of the members, determine the output torque Co, given that the input torque is 36 N - m.

4.94 In the angular motion amplifier shown, the oscillatory motion of AC is amplified by the oscillatory motion of BC. Neglecting friction and the weights of the members, determine the output torque Co, given that the input torque is 36 N - m.

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4.94 In the angular motion amplifier shown, the oscillatory motion of AC is
amplified by the oscillatory motion of BC. Neglecting friction and the weights
of the members, determine the output torque Co, given that the input torque
is 36 N - m.
Co
60°
' 36 N - m
-120 mm
30
Fig. P4.94
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