The linkage shown below has the known dimensions of a, b, cand d. It can be shown by geometry tha...
The linkage shown below has the known dimensions of a, b, cand d. It can be shown by geometry that the relationship between the angles a and B is (d-acos α-bcos β)2 + (a sin α + bsin β)2-C2-0 For a given value ofa, we can solve this transcendental equation for β by one ofthe root-finding methods we learned in the class. This had been done with a-0, 5, 10.30, the results being α (deg) 0 β (rad) 1.6595 | 1.5434 | 1.4186 | 1.2925 | 1.1712 | 1.0585 | 0.9561 5 10 15 20 25 30 If link AB rotates with the constant angular velocity (da/ dt) of 25 rad/s (1) Use finite difference approximations of O(h2) to tabulate the angular velocity dß/dt of link BC against a.(3 points (2) Calculate dpdt at α = 15-using the Richardson Extrapolation Formula (2 points)
The linkage shown below has the known dimensions of a, b, cand d. It can be shown by geometry that the relationship between the angles a and B is (d-acos α-bcos β)2 + (a sin α + bsin β)2-C2-0 For a given value ofa, we can solve this transcendental equation for β by one ofthe root-finding methods we learned in the class. This had been done with a-0, 5, 10.30, the results being α (deg) 0 β (rad) 1.6595 | 1.5434 | 1.4186 | 1.2925 | 1.1712 | 1.0585 | 0.9561 5 10 15 20 25 30 If link AB rotates with the constant angular velocity (da/ dt) of 25 rad/s (1) Use finite difference approximations of O(h2) to tabulate the angular velocity dß/dt of link BC against a.(3 points (2) Calculate dpdt at α = 15-using the Richardson Extrapolation Formula (2 points)