Practice ProblemIn the mechanism shown, link 3 has a mass of 5 kg, andpolar mass moment of inertia of 0.02 kg.m2 aboutits center of mass (G3). Sliding block 2 is moving upward.250Determine the instantaneous force F requiredto produce this motion assuming that the slider blocks aremassless.09 =BD=25 cm BG3=10 cm, ac,=8 m/s2, a3=35 rad/s? cw

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