Q,B = 1 ½ inches, BC = 4 inches, Q¿C = 3 inches, Q‚E = 2 inches, EF = 5 %3D hes and Q,Q4 = 5 inches. Q,B rotates uniformly clockwise at 200 rpm. d the linear velocity of the slide F giving its magnitude in feet per hute. Use Kg: 1 in. = 1 in. and Ky: 100 fpm = 1 in.

Q,B = 1 ½ inches, BC = 4 inches, Q¿C = 3 inches, Q‚E = 2 inches, EF = 5 %3D hes and Q,Q4 = 5 inches. Q,B rotates uniformly clockwise at 200 rpm. d the linear velocity of the slide F giving its magnitude in feet per hute. Use Kg: 1 in. = 1 in. and Ky: 100 fpm = 1 in.

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Q,B = 1 ½ inches, BC = 4 inches, Q̟C = 3 inches, Q‚E = 2 inches, EF = 5
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