In the toggle mechanism, as shown in Fig. Q1, D is constrained to move on a vertical path.The dimensions of various links are: AB=200mm; BC=300mm; OC=150 mm; andBD=450mm.مجمع عقارب الساعة .NocThe crank OC is rotating in a counter clockwise direction at a uniform speed of 180 rpm. Find,for the given configurationa. Velocity and acceleration of D, andb. Angular velocity and angular acceleration of BD.i need draw in solution90mmC300 mmBA200Figure Q1: Space Diagram - Not to Scale (NTS)55Dwwwwwwi need draw of velocity and acceleration(machine theory)24-835

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