Question (1):Gear A moves with constant angular acceleration αA=4.5 rad/sec² andstarts from rest. Answer the following at t=3 sec:1) Angular velocity of gear A:a)9.5 rad/sb)Nonec) 13.5 rad/s2) Angular velocity of gear B is:a) 4.5 rad/sb)5.5 rad/sc) 7.5 rad/s3)Angular acceleration of gear B is:a) Noneb) 4.5 rad/s²c) 1.5 rad/s²4) Velocity of cylinder C in mm/sec is:a) 662.5b) 562.5c)None5) Acceleration of cylinder C in mm/sec² is:b) 287.5a)487.5c) 187.56) The change in position of cylinder C in mm:a) 343.75b) 843.75c)743.75a=4.5 rad/s²75 mm225 mminspiranB125 mm11.5 rad/sd) Noned)2.5 rad/s²d) 762.5d) Noned) None

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Question (18 Gear A moves with constant angular acceleration aA=4.5 rad/sec² and starts from rest. Answer the following at t=3 sec: 1) Angular velocity of gear A: a)9.5 rad/s b)None c) 13.5 rad/s 2) Angular velocity of gear B is: a) 4.5 rad/s b)5.5 rad/s c) 7.5 rad/s 3) Angular acceleration of gear B is: a 4.5 rad/s 75 mm Arran 125 mm d) 11.5 rad/s d) None

Question (18 Gear A moves with constant angular acceleration aA=4.5 rad/sec² and starts from rest. Answer the following at t=3 sec: 1) Angular velocity of gear A: a)9.5 rad/s b)None c) 13.5 rad/s 2) Angular velocity of gear B is: a) 4.5 rad/s b)5.5 rad/s c) 7.5 rad/s 3) Angular acceleration of gear B is: a 4.5 rad/s 75 mm Arran 125 mm d) 11.5 rad/s d) None

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