Determine the velocity of the slider D as well as the angular velocity of link 3 assuming link 2 is rotating at 100 rpm CCW. Assume all measurements or dimensions provided are in cm. All diagrams are to scale with the indicated lengths/coordinates. Please show your work. Use the velocity polygon method to solve.

Determine the velocity of the slider D as well as the angular velocity of link 3 assuming link 2 is rotating at 100 rpm CCW. Assume all measurements or dimensions provided are in cm. All diagrams are to scale with the indicated lengths/coordinates. Please show your work. Use the velocity polygon method to solve.

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Please show your work. Use the velocity polygon method to solve. Thank you!

ro.o, = 6.0 cm; ro.B, = 3.0 cm; roc =12.0 cm
"cD = 4.5 cm; e, = 30°
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