answer e,f 8.9 Design a mechanical system which can be used to:(a) operate a sequence of microswitches in a timed sequence;(b) move a tool at a steady rate in one direction and then quickly move it back to the beginningof the path;(c) transform a rotation into a linear back-and-forth movement with simple harmonic motion;(d) transform a rotation through some angle into a linear displacement;(e) transform a rotation of a shaft into rotation of another, parallel shaft some distance away;(f) transform a rotation of one shaft into rotation of another, close shaft which is at right angles toit.

(a) Mechanical system used to operates a sequence of microswitches in a timed sequence is Camshaft.…

8.9 Design a mechanical system which can be used to: (a) operate a sequence of microswitches in a timed sequence; (b) move a tool at a steady rate in one direction and then quickly move it back to the beginning of the path; (c) transform a rotation into a linear back-and-forth movement with simple harmonic motion;

8.9 Design a mechanical system which can be used to: (a) operate a sequence of microswitches in a timed sequence; (b) move a tool at a steady rate in one direction and then quickly move it back to the beginning of the path; (c) transform a rotation into a linear back-and-forth movement with simple harmonic motion;

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