Problem 335%DThe crank-slider mechanism in figure 3 has crankradius rag = 0.15 m and connecting rod lengthLgp = 0.30 m. The piston D is fixed in a trace againsthorizontal motions. Crank AB runs at a constantrotational speed nAB = 2000 rpm. The mechanism isconsidered only at the instance where the crankorientation is 6 = 60 deg.BANABFigure 3 TAB*BD BDQ3.20: Calculate the magnitude of the angular acceleration of rod BD, aBp2407 rad/s4818 rad/s19451 rad/s23017 rad/s?44764 rad/s?a.b.C.d.e.Q3.21: Calculate the magnitude of the acceleration of the piston, ap (no signs)119 m/s?514 m/s?1676 m/s26899 m/s?7943 m/s2a.b.C.d.е.

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Problem 3 35% The crank-slider mechanism in figure 3 has crank radius TAg = 0.15 m and connecting rod length lgp = 0.30 m. The piston D is fixed in a trace against horizontal motions. Crank AB runs at a constant rotational speed na = 2000 rpm. The mechanism is considered only at the instance where the crank orientation is e = 6o deg. A NAB

Problem 3 35% The crank-slider mechanism in figure 3 has crank radius TAg = 0.15 m and connecting rod length lgp = 0.30 m. The piston D is fixed in a trace against horizontal motions. Crank AB runs at a constant rotational speed na = 2000 rpm. The mechanism is considered only at the instance where the crank orientation is e = 6o deg. A NAB

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