The slider-crank mechanism as shown in the figure has horizontal load P=445 N acting at point Q on link 4. Given OA= 15 cm. For the static equilibrium of the mechanism determine: 1. Find the magnitude of F_34. 2. Find the magnitude of F_14 3. Find the magnitude of F_32 4. Find the required magnitude torque M_12 must be applied to link 2 to keep the mechanism in static equilibrium. 3 163.22° 2 120° B.

The slider-crank mechanism as shown in the figure has horizontal load P=445 N acting at point Q on link 4. Given OA= 15 cm. For the static equilibrium of the mechanism determine: 1. Find the magnitude of F_34. 2. Find the magnitude of F_14 3. Find the magnitude of F_32 4. Find the required magnitude torque M_12 must be applied to link 2 to keep the mechanism in static equilibrium. 3 163.22° 2 120° B.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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