If the sprocket S is turning with an angular velocity ?S = 6 rad/s, and an angular acceleration of ?S = 2 rad/s^2. Find angular velocity and angular acceleration of link AB. Note that link AB shares an axis of rotation with sprocket S, but is free to rotate separately from S (it’s not attached to the sprocket S). The pin at C is attached to one of the chain links, and is moving vertically downward.

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If the sprocket S is turning with an angular velocity ?S = 6 rad/s, and an
angular acceleration of ?S = 2 rad/s^2. Find angular velocity and angular acceleration
of link AB. Note that link AB shares an axis of rotation with sprocket S, but is free to
rotate separately from S (it’s not attached to the sprocket S). The pin at C is attached
to one of the chain links, and is moving vertically downward. 

200 mm
B
A
130
15°
150 mm
ws = 6 rad/s)
175 mm
as = 2 rad/s²
50
DIo OIO OO O0
Transcribed Image Text:200 mm B A 130 15° 150 mm ws = 6 rad/s) 175 mm as = 2 rad/s² 50 DIo OIO OO O0
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