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1. Figure 1 shows an RCM designed in [1]. Draw the kinematic diagram, calculate it's mobility, draw the vector loop, identify the unknowns, and and write down the vector loop equations. (tip: use \textbf{R}$_{BA}$, \textbf{R}$_{CB}$ to represent vectors denoting position of B (head) in A, and C (head) in B respectively) [5]

          1. Figure 1 shows an RCM designed in [1]. Draw the kinematic diagram, calculate
it's mobility, draw the vector loop, identify the unknowns, and and write down the
vector loop equations. (tip: use \textbf{R}$_{BA}$, \textbf{R}$_{CB}$ to represent vectors denoting position
of B (head) in A, and C (head) in B respectively) [5]

1. Figure 1 shows an RCM designed in [1]. Draw the kinematic diagram, calculate
it's mobility, draw the vector loop, identify the unknowns, and and write down the
vector loop equations. (tip: use RBA, RCB to represent vectors denoting position
of B (head) in A, and C (head) in B respectively) [5]

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Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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Kinematic diagram: The kinematic diagram represents the relative motion between the different parts of the mechanism. In this case, we have the following parts: B, A, D, E, and F. The diagram should show the connections between these parts and the type of motion Show more…

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Figure 1 shows an RCM designed in [1]. Draw the kinematic diagram, calculate its mobility, draw the vector loop, identify the unknowns, and write down the vector loop equations. (tip: use RBA, RcB to represent vectors denoting position of B (head) in A, and C (head) in B respectively) [5] B A D E F FIGURE 1. Figure for question 1