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Given a fourbar linkage (not drawn to scale) with the link lengths L1 = d= 3 cm, L2 = a=1 cm, L3 = b = 4 cm, L4 = c = 3 cm, 02 = 60°, Rp =2 cm, Ō3 = 60°, w2 = 2 rad/s (CCW). For the open circuit, draw the velocities diagrams and find: 1. The magnitude of V4, VBA, VB, V PĄ and Vp 2. The magnitude of @3, 04 Rp B AY 83 L3 L4 03 04 02 02 02

Given a fourbar linkage (not drawn to scale) with the link lengths L1 = d= 3 cm, L2 = a=1 cm, L3 = b = 4 cm, L4 = c = 3 cm, 02 = 60°, Rp =2 cm, Ō3 = 60°, w2 = 2 rad/s (CCW). For the open circuit, draw the velocities diagrams and find: 1. The magnitude of V4, VBA, VB, V PĄ and Vp 2. The magnitude of @3, 04 Rp B AY 83 L3 L4 03 04 02 02 02

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Given a fourbar linkage (not drawn to scale) with the link lengths L1 = d= 3 cm, L2 = a= 1 cm, L3 = b = 4 cm, L4 = c= 3 cm, 02 = 60° ‚Rp =2 cm, ð3 = 60°, wɔ = 2 rad/s (CCW). For the open circuit, draw the velocities diagrams and find: 1. The magnitude of V4, VBA, VB: VPĄ and Vp 2. The magnitude of @3, 04 Rp AY L3 L4 A 03 04 02 02 02 04
Transcribed Image Text:Given a fourbar linkage (not drawn to scale) with the link lengths L1 = d= 3 cm, L2 = a= 1 cm, L3 = b = 4 cm, L4 = c= 3 cm, 02 = 60° ‚Rp =2 cm, ð3 = 60°, wɔ = 2 rad/s (CCW). For the open circuit, draw the velocities diagrams and find: 1. The magnitude of V4, VBA, VB: VPĄ and Vp 2. The magnitude of @3, 04 Rp AY L3 L4 A 03 04 02 02 02 04
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