Considering the masses of the 2 and 3 links in the arm slide mechanism given on the side, make the dynamic force analysis of the mechanism for the given 012-56.3 degree position. Find the moment T12, the ground forces, and the internal forces that occur in each kinematic pair that keep the mechanism in balance.

Considering the masses of the 2 and 3 links in the arm slide mechanism given on the side, make the dynamic force analysis of the mechanism for the given 012-56.3 degree position. Find the moment T12, the ground forces, and the internal forces that occur in each kinematic pair that keep the mechanism in balance.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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