Problems 1.35 through 1.41 Find the length of the unknown link so that the linkage forms a crank rocker mechanism and the transmission angle falls between 45 and 135º. 1.35 L = 100 mm, L2 - 140 mm, and L = 120 mm; tind Ly. 1.36 L 50 mm, L2 = 200 mm, and Lo - 210 mm; find L. 1.37 L -110 mm, L= 150 mm, and Lo - 150 mm; find L. 1.38 L/L = 1.5 and LAL - 1.2; find L/L. 1.39 LIL - 3.2 and L L = 1.7; find Ly/L. 1.40 Plot the range of permissible values, if any, of L/L, versus LJL for LIL - 2. 1.41 Repeat Problem 1.40 for LOL = 4.

Problems 1.35 through 1.41 Find the length of the unknown link so that the linkage forms a crank rocker mechanism and the transmission angle falls between 45 and 135º. 1.35 L = 100 mm, L2 - 140 mm, and L = 120 mm; tind Ly. 1.36 L 50 mm, L2 = 200 mm, and Lo - 210 mm; find L. 1.37 L -110 mm, L= 150 mm, and Lo - 150 mm; find L. 1.38 L/L = 1.5 and LAL - 1.2; find L/L. 1.39 LIL - 3.2 and L L = 1.7; find Ly/L. 1.40 Plot the range of permissible values, if any, of L/L, versus LJL for LIL - 2. 1.41 Repeat Problem 1.40 for LOL = 4.

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Chapter8: Centroids And Distributed Loads

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