4. Derive an expression for ï(t) as a function to time.5. From the expressions accumulated over the last four questions, calculate the values of 0, r, 0, r, ô, ïAt t = 1 (s).6. Find the magnitude of the particle's velocity in (m/s) and its acceleration in (m/s²) at this instant. The rod OA in Fig.1 rotates counterclockwise, its angular position (0) varies with time (t) according toEq.1. Two pin-connected slider blocks, located at B, move freely on OA and the curved rod whose shapeis a limacon described by Eq.214exp(1 t+2 t²)(rad)(1)where t is in seconds.r = 8 – 15 cos(0) , (mm)(2)Br = 100 (2 – cos 0)

The rod OA in Fig.1 rotates counterclockwise, its angular position (0) varies with time (t) according to Eq.1. Two pin-connected slider blocks, located at B, move freely on OA and the curved rod whose shape is a limacon described by Eq.2 14 exp(1 t+2 t²) 3 (rad) (1) where t is in seconds. r = 8 – 15 cos(0) , (mm) B r= 100 (2 – cos 0) 2)

The rod OA in Fig.1 rotates counterclockwise, its angular position (0) varies with time (t) according to Eq.1. Two pin-connected slider blocks, located at B, move freely on OA and the curved rod whose shape is a limacon described by Eq.2 14 exp(1 t+2 t²) 3 (rad) (1) where t is in seconds. r = 8 – 15 cos(0) , (mm) B r= 100 (2 – cos 0) 2)

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