Here, the angular velocity of AB is taken 10m/s.
All angles and lengths indicated, have been found by simple geometry.
Procedure is as follows:
1) Find the value of Va, and draw ab vector (of length ab) perpendicular to AB.
2) From b, draw a line perpendicular to BC.
3) From a, draw a line perpendicular to CD
4) Suppose the line drawn from 2 and 3 step, intersect each other at at point c.
5) Then measure the length of bc, and multiply it by the scale of figure choosen. It gives us Vc.
Rest is explained in the solution. However, if still any doubt or confusion arises, feel free to ask in the comments section. I'll be happy to help you out with that.
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8. In the Figure below, bar AB rotates with a clockwise angular velocity of 5 rad/s. Points A and D are fixed (VA= Vp=0). Find: a) The velocity of point B b) The angular velocity of BC and DC c) The vertical velocity VR of the rack in the rack-and-pinion gear (35 points) B 12 in 10 in 10 rad/s muna 6 in [VR -- 6 in- 16 in 4-6 in
8. In the Figure below, bar AB rotates with a clockwise angular velocity of 5 rad/s. Points A and D are fixed (VA= Vp=0). Find: a) The velocity of point B b) The angular velocity of BC and DC c) The vertical velocity VR of the rack in the rack-and-pinion gear (35 points) B 12 in 10 in 10 rad/s muna 6 in [VR -- 6 in- 16 in 4-6 in
8. In the Figure below, bar AB rotates with a clockwise angular velocity of 5 rad/s. Points A and D are fixed (VA= Vp=0). Find: a) The velocity of point B b) The angular velocity of BC and DC c) The vertical velocity VR of the rack in the rack-and-pinion gear (35 points) B 12 in 10 in 10 rad/s muna 6 in [VR -- 6 in- 16 in 4-6 in