PROBLEM 2For the mechanism shown determine the following:a) The angular velocity of link 3 (, )b) The velocity of point A, with respect to point A, (, )T₂ = To2-42 and Ty = Tos-Al=T₂-5.0 cm, 0, 115, ₂100 rpm CCW (constant)Use a vector approach, clearly showing your loop equationsVector R, originates at O,8,-65.5° and r₁ = 9.4 cmсMacBook ProG Search or type URLA₂ on 2 and 4A, on 31zoom6.0 cm-0₂4.0 cmBA

The values are r2=5 cm, r3=9.4 cm, θ2=115°, θ3=65.5° The angular velocity of link 2 is N2=100 rpm…

PROBLEM 2 For the mechanism shown determine the following: a) The angular velocity of link 3 (, ) b) The velocity of point A, with respect to point A, (, ) T₂ T02-A2 and Ty-To-AJ T₂-5.0 cm, 0₂-115°, 00,- 100 rpm CCW (constant) Use a vector approach, clearly showing your loop equations Vector R, originates at O, 8,- 65.5⁰ and r₁-9.4 cm A₂ on 2 and 4 A, on 3 6.0 cm 0₂ 4.0 cm

PROBLEM 2 For the mechanism shown determine the following: a) The angular velocity of link 3 (, ) b) The velocity of point A, with respect to point A, (, ) T₂ T02-A2 and Ty-To-AJ T₂-5.0 cm, 0₂-115°, 00,- 100 rpm CCW (constant) Use a vector approach, clearly showing your loop equations Vector R, originates at O, 8,- 65.5⁰ and r₁-9.4 cm A₂ on 2 and 4 A, on 3 6.0 cm 0₂ 4.0 cm

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