Q1. For the mechanism shown in figure, at this particular instant the vertical shaft is rotating along z-axis with a constant angular velocity (o = 2 rad/sec). Note: When force F is applied on sleeve "J", it can slide up and down on vertical shaft (while sleeve "I " is fixed) and 0 can vary between 0° to 90° Select five right answers. 0.3 m 0.3 m B а. All links (GH, EF, AB and CD) will have same angular velocity D b. All links (GH, EF, AB and CD) will have different angular velocity E 0.3 m 0.3 m G c. Tangential Acceleration (at) of link AB will not be zero 10 d. Tangential Acceleration (a) of link CD will be zero C [A e. Angular Acceleration (a) of link AB will not be zero 0.1 m 0.1 m f. Angular Acceleration (a) of link CD will be zero g. All points on link CD will have same linear velocity, when 0 = 0° h. All points on link AB will have same linear velocity, when 0 = 90° i. Point B on link AB will have maximum linear velocity, when 0 = 90° j. Point D on link CD will have maximum linear velocity, when 0 = 0°
Q1. For the mechanism shown in figure, at this particular instant the vertical shaft is rotating along z-axis with a constant angular velocity (o = 2 rad/sec). Note: When force F is applied on sleeve "J", it can slide up and down on vertical shaft (while sleeve "I " is fixed) and 0 can vary between 0° to 90° Select five right answers. 0.3 m 0.3 m B а. All links (GH, EF, AB and CD) will have same angular velocity D b. All links (GH, EF, AB and CD) will have different angular velocity E 0.3 m 0.3 m G c. Tangential Acceleration (at) of link AB will not be zero 10 d. Tangential Acceleration (a) of link CD will be zero C [A e. Angular Acceleration (a) of link AB will not be zero 0.1 m 0.1 m f. Angular Acceleration (a) of link CD will be zero g. All points on link CD will have same linear velocity, when 0 = 0° h. All points on link AB will have same linear velocity, when 0 = 90° i. Point B on link AB will have maximum linear velocity, when 0 = 90° j. Point D on link CD will have maximum linear velocity, when 0 = 0°
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