6. In the linkage below, the angular velocity of link 2 is 100 rad/s CCW. The linkage dimensions are given. When 02 is 90°, find 03, w3, and the velocity magnitude of point C on link 3 by using analytical method. A*A= 1.75 in A*B= 2.5 in AC = 5 in 02 3 B Y 03 02 3 B X ケフ 2. 2.
6. In the linkage below, the angular velocity of link 2 is 100 rad/s CCW. The linkage dimensions are given. When 02 is 90°, find 03, w3, and the velocity magnitude of point C on link 3 by using analytical method. A*A= 1.75 in A*B= 2.5 in AC = 5 in 02 3 B Y 03 02 3 B X ケフ 2. 2.
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In the linkage below, the angular velocity of link 2 is 100 rad/s counter-clockwise (CCW). The linkage dimensions are given. When \(\theta_2\) is 90°, find \(\theta_3\), \(\omega_3\), and the velocity magnitude of point C on link 3 by using the analytical method.
### Linkage Dimensions
- \(A^*A = 1.75\) in
- \(A^*B = 2.5\) in
- \(AC = 5\) in
### Diagrams Explanation
The diagrams illustrate a mechanical linkage system. Here's a detailed explanation:
1. **Top Diagram**:
- Shows a schematic of the linkage system.
- Point \(A\) is the pivot for link 2, which is rotating counter-clockwise.
- Link 2 makes an angle \(\theta_2\) with the horizontal axis.
- Link 3 connects to link 2 and ends at point C.
- The goal is to find the parameters when \(\theta_2 = 90^\circ\).
2. **Bottom Diagram**:
- Illustrates a more detailed linkage arrangement.
- \(\theta_3\) is the angle link 3 makes with the horizontal axis.
- \(r_1\), \(r_2\), and \(r_3\) are vectors showing the dimensions and orientations of the links.
- The diagram includes axes \(X\) and \(Y\) to indicate directions.
- Link 4 is connected between point B and C.
The task includes using these diagrams to calculate \(\theta_3\), the angular velocity of link 3 (\(\omega_3\)), and the velocity magnitude of point C using analytical methods.
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