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Please help and please do not redirect me to someone elses problem. Thanks.

The rack on the left (Rack A) is moving up at a speed of 20 cm/s. The rack causes the two gears to rotate, which in turn causes the right rack (Rack A) to translate. Assume r1 = 8 cm (larger gear) and r2 = 3cm (smaller gear). Find the angular velocity of right gear (Gear 2). ANS: 6.67 rad/s counter clockwise What is the velocity of rack B? ANS: 20 cm/s up If rack A is accelerating upwards with 2 m/s^2. what is the angular acceleration of gear 2? ANS: 12 rad/s^2 counter clockwise

Explanation / Answer

(A)velocity of rack,Va= 20cm/s

so, Va=W1*R1

so, W1 = 20/8 rad/s

at the junction of gear 1 and 2

W1*R1 = W2*R2

so, W2=20/8*8/3= 6.67 rad/s

(b)velocity of rack b = 6.67*3 = 20 rad/s

(c)if rack a is accelerating upwaeds with 2m/s^2

it will become tangential acceleration for gear 1

tangential accln of gear 1 ,At1 = 2m/s^2

angular accln of gear 1 = 200/8 = 25 rad/s^2