PROBLEM 2 the mechanism, shown on the figure, a=const=5 s-¹, OA=BC=0,3 m, AB=0,6 m. Determine: a) velocity and acceleration of the point A; b) angular acceleration of the body AB; c) angular velocity and angular acceleration of the body BC; d) linear velocity and acceleration of the point B. For A 60⁰ @I J 120° C

PROBLEM 2 the mechanism, shown on the figure, a=const=5 s-¹, OA=BC=0,3 m, AB=0,6 m. Determine: a) velocity and acceleration of the point A; b) angular acceleration of the body AB; c) angular velocity and angular acceleration of the body BC; d) linear velocity and acceleration of the point B. For A 60⁰ @I J 120° C

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