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The crank AB rotates with an angular velocity of @AB = 3 rad/s and an angular acceleration of αAB = 1 rad/s² to rotate a wheel of radius r = 150 mm, which rotates around point D, see

The crank AB rotates with an angular velocity of @AB = 3 rad/s and an angular acceleration of αAB = 1 rad/s² to rotate a wheel of radius r = 150 mm, which rotates around point D, see

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For the First name and Surame please use the N - Z option

 

First name w(ab) and a(AB) are counter-clockwise

 

Surname: r(AB) = 500mm and angle = 30 Degrees

190⁰ First name starting with A - M First name starting with N-Z Surname starting with A - M D Surname starting with N-Z IAB @AB, AB Figure 1 B The crank AB rotates with an angular velocity of WAB = 3 rad/s and an angular acceleration of αAB = 1 rad/s² to rotate a wheel of radius r = 150 mm, which rotates around point D, see Figure 1. For this mechanism, determine: (a) the magnitude of the velocity of C, (b) the angular velocity of BC; (c) the magnitude of acceleration of C, (d) the angular acceleration of BC. 500 mm Please note, the direction of WAB and CAB, and the values for IAB and 0 are defined in Table 1. Table 1 X WAB and αAB are clockwise WAB and CAB are counter-clockwise TAB = 300 mm 0 = 45° TAB = 500 mm 0 = 30°
Transcribed Image Text:190⁰ First name starting with A - M First name starting with N-Z Surname starting with A - M D Surname starting with N-Z IAB @AB, AB Figure 1 B The crank AB rotates with an angular velocity of WAB = 3 rad/s and an angular acceleration of αAB = 1 rad/s² to rotate a wheel of radius r = 150 mm, which rotates around point D, see Figure 1. For this mechanism, determine: (a) the magnitude of the velocity of C, (b) the angular velocity of BC; (c) the magnitude of acceleration of C, (d) the angular acceleration of BC. 500 mm Please note, the direction of WAB and CAB, and the values for IAB and 0 are defined in Table 1. Table 1 X WAB and αAB are clockwise WAB and CAB are counter-clockwise TAB = 300 mm 0 = 45° TAB = 500 mm 0 = 30°
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