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A cam has the following characteristics: (a) It starts from dwell and ends in another dwell (b) In section I the cam has a parabolic profile: Y = Ay² + By + C (c) In section I from 0 < y < 1/2 the cam rises to the height of ½ (d) In section II the cam has a cubic profile: Y = Dy3 + Ey2 + Fy + G (e) In section II from 1/2

A cam has the following characteristics: (a) It starts from dwell and ends in another dwell (b) In section I the cam has a parabolic profile: Y = Ay² + By + C (c) In section I from 0 < y < 1/2 the cam rises to the height of ½ (d) In section II the cam has a cubic profile: Y = Dy3 + Ey2 + Fy + G (e) In section II from 1/2

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A cam has the following characteristics: (a) It starts from dwell and ends in another dwell (b) In section I the cam has a parabolic profile: Y = Ay² + By + C (c) In section I from 0 < y < 1/2 the cam rises to the height of ½ (d) In section Il the cam has a cubic profile: Y = Dy³ + Ey² + Fy + G (e) In section IIl from 1/2 <y <1 the cam rises to the height of 1 Write the non-dimensional boundary conditions for each section of the CAM but do not derive for the displacement equations
Transcribed Image Text:A cam has the following characteristics: (a) It starts from dwell and ends in another dwell (b) In section I the cam has a parabolic profile: Y = Ay² + By + C (c) In section I from 0 < y < 1/2 the cam rises to the height of ½ (d) In section Il the cam has a cubic profile: Y = Dy³ + Ey² + Fy + G (e) In section IIl from 1/2 <y <1 the cam rises to the height of 1 Write the non-dimensional boundary conditions for each section of the CAM but do not derive for the displacement equations
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