For the double slider mechanism shown in the following figure, the crank OA rotates at a uniform speed of 200 rad/s CCW.we need to find the required torque for the crank, if two forces act at sliders B and C as shown in the figure. (P = 2 kN, Q = 4 kN).OA = 20 cm, AB = AC = 80 cm.mg =10 kg, mc = 5 Kg. Neglect other links weights.(3)(2)45°(5)B (4)XThe velocity of slip of slider B in m/s? =Choose... +The velocity of slip of slider C in m/s? =Choose... +The acceleration of slip of slider B in m/s2 =Choose... +The acceleration of slip of slider C in m/s? =Choose... +The magnitude of required torque for the crank in N.m =Choose... +

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For the double slider mechanism shown in the following figure, the crank OA rotates at a uniform speed of 200 rad/s CCW. we need to find the required torque for the crank, if two forces act at sliders B and C as shown in the figure. (P = 2 kN, Q = 4 kN). OA = 20 cm, AB = AC = 80 cm. mg =10 kg, mc=5 Kg. Neglect other links weights.

For the double slider mechanism shown in the following figure, the crank OA rotates at a uniform speed of 200 rad/s CCW. we need to find the required torque for the crank, if two forces act at sliders B and C as shown in the figure. (P = 2 kN, Q = 4 kN). OA = 20 cm, AB = AC = 80 cm. mg =10 kg, mc=5 Kg. Neglect other links weights.

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