Question: Problem 6 Arm BCD rotates about the z axis with angular velocity 1 of 5 r a d s which increases at the rate of

Problem 6
Arm BCD rotates about the z axis with angular velocity 1 of 5rads which increases at the rate of 10rads2. The disk also rotates about BC with a constant angular velocity 2 of 4rads. System "1" is the fixed system xYZ as shown. System "a" is created as vec()1 rotates about the Z axis with angle . System "b" is created as vec()2 rotates about the y axis with respect to System "a" with angle . Evaluate the following quantities when 8=15 and =20.
a. Define each angular velocity ( vec()1 and vec()2) in terms of its local system. (Notice that each angular velocity is local to TwO systems. Partial Answer: vec()1=5hat(K)Irads and vec()1=5hat(k)arads)
b. Use transformation matrices to transform vec()1 and vec()2 from their local systems to the global System "I" (XYZ). Use these to find the total angular velocity of the rotating disk in System "I". (Answer: vec()I=-1.37hat(l)+3.76hat()+5hat(R)rads)
c. Notice that the disk is in "fixed point rotation" about point C. Define a vector vec(r)AC in its local system (System "b'xbbbzb, which rotates with angular velocity vec()2=vec()). Find the velocity of point A in terms of System "b".(Answer: vec(V)Ab=-.58hat()+.72hat(j)-.755hat(k)ms)
d. Use transformation matrices to find the velocity of A in the inertial system (System "I" XYZ).(Answer: vec(V)AI=-.96hat()+.42hat()-.58hat(k)ms)
e. Show how to transform vec(V)Al back to the "b" system. Verify that your answer matches what you got in part c .
f. Draw a sketch of the approximate position of the device after it has moved to position =15* and =20. Include the local axes and point A .
Problem 6 Arm BCD rotates about the z axis with

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