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A variation of the Scotch-yoke linkage in the posture shown is driven by crank 2 at w2 36 rad/s ccw. Find the velocity of the crosshead, link 4. y A 34 W2 105° 45° 4 Figure P3.26 RAO2 = 250 mm.

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A variation of the Scotch-yoke linkage in the
posture shown is driven by crank 2 at w2 = 36
rad/s ccw. Find the velocity of the crosshead,
link 4.
yA
3 4
W2
105°
45°
02
Figure P3.26 RAO2
250 mm.
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