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Based on Question 3, determine the magnitude, in ft/s2, of the absolute accelera

ID: 2996675 • Letter: B

Question

Based on Question 3, determine the magnitude, in ft/s2, of the absolute acceleration of joint B. Express your answer to 4 decimal places. Type your answer in the box below. Leave out the unit and any negative sign. After typing in your answer, click anywhere outside the box to see what you have typed exactly. Do NOT press the space bar. Based on Question 3 and at 6=30degree piston P is moving toward joint A at 18.5 ft/s, determine the magnitude, in rad/s, of the angular' velocity of connecting rod BP. Express your answer to 4 decimal places. Type your answer in the box below. Leave out the unit any negative sign. After typing in your answer, click anywhere outside the box to see what you have typed exactly. Do NOT press the space bar. The cable is pulled at a constant rate 4 ft/s, and the rack is moving at a constant velocity with a magnitude of 4 ft/s in direction as shown. At the instant shown, determine the magnitude, in rad/s, of the angular velocity of the gear. Express your answer to 4 decimal places. Type your answer in the box below. Leave out the unit any negative sign. After typing in your answer, click anywhere outside the box to see what you have typed exactly. Do NOT press the space bar.

Explanation / Answer

as we know,

absolute velcity=radius*angular velocity

absolute velocity of point B(v=r*w=0

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