P4.23, determine (a) the angular velocity of link 3 (b) the velocity of point C Use a complex number approach. ro,B = 5.0 cm; 'Bc = 6.0 cm; rBp = 10.0 cm 02 = 40°; Ô, = 15.0 rad/sec CW %3D B 60° 1 4 3. 2) 3.0 cm

P4.23, determine (a) the angular velocity of link 3 (b) the velocity of point C Use a complex number approach. ro,B = 5.0 cm; 'Bc = 6.0 cm; rBp = 10.0 cm 02 = 40°; Ô, = 15.0 rad/sec CW %3D B 60° 1 4 3. 2) 3.0 cm

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P4.23 For the mechanism shown in Figure
P4.23, determine
(a) the angular velocity of link 3
(b) the velocity of point C
Use a complex number approach.
Го, в — 5.0 cm; "вс — 6.0 сm; rBD 3D 10.0 cm
02 = 40°; 0, = 15.0 rad/sec CW
%3D
60°
2
3
1
4
1
Change the angle BCD to 45 degrees and
solve. Please show your work. Thank you!
3.0 cm
B.

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