Given the mechanism in Question #6, and L1 = 0.7 in, L2= 4 in, L3 = 7.5 in, and 02 = 18.6 deg: What is the value of angle y (gamma) in deg?
Given the mechanism in Question #6, and L1 = 0.7 in, L2= 4 in, L3 = 7.5 in, and 02 = 18.6 deg: What is the value of angle y (gamma) in deg?
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Transcribed Image Text:**QUESTION 6**
Select the type of this mechanism below:
*(Illustration of a mechanical linkage system)*
The diagram features a mechanism with the following components:
- **Points:** A, B, and C
- **Links and Angles:**
- Link \( L_1 \) is the vertical length at point A.
- Link \( L_2 \) connects point A to point B, forming angle \( \theta_2 \).
- Link \( L_3 \) is between points B and C, forming angle \( \theta_3 \).
- The link \( L_4 \) is the horizontal distance from point A to point C.
- The angle \( \gamma \) is at the joint between \( L_2 \) and \( L_3 \).
- **Mechanism Type Options:**
- Crank-rocker
- Triple rocker
- Crank-crank
- Slider-crank (selected)
The illustration suggests a slider-crank mechanism, where point C moves horizontally as a slider, driven by the linkages from points A and B.

Transcribed Image Text:Given the mechanism in Question #6, and \( L_1 = 0.7 \, \text{in}, \, L_2 = 4 \, \text{in}, \, L_3 = 7.5 \, \text{in}, \) and \( \theta_2 = 18.6 \, \text{deg}: \)
**What is the value of angle \(\gamma\) (gamma) in degrees?**
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