When the mechanism is released from rest in the position where 0 = 40°, the 6.9-kg carriage drops and the 9.4-kg sphere rises. Determine the velocity v of the sphere when 0 = 180°. Neglect the mass of...


When the mechanism is released from rest in the position where 0 = 40°, the 6.9-kg carriage drops and the 9.4-kg sphere<br>rises. Determine the velocity v of the sphere when 0 = 180°. Neglect the mass of the links and treat the sphere as a<br>particle.<br>255 mm<br>9.4 kg<br>255 mm<br>255 mm<br>6.9 kg<br>Part 1<br>Using the fixed pivot point as<br>(when 0 = 180°).<br>datum, find the potential energies in postion 1 (when 0 = 40°) and in position 2<br>Answers:<br>V1 =<br>i<br>NOm<br>V2 =<br>i<br>NOm<br>

Extracted text: When the mechanism is released from rest in the position where 0 = 40°, the 6.9-kg carriage drops and the 9.4-kg sphere rises. Determine the velocity v of the sphere when 0 = 180°. Neglect the mass of the links and treat the sphere as a particle. 255 mm 9.4 kg 255 mm 255 mm 6.9 kg Part 1 Using the fixed pivot point as (when 0 = 180°). datum, find the potential energies in postion 1 (when 0 = 40°) and in position 2 Answers: V1 = i NOm V2 = i NOm

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