Question 3: The horizontal motion of the spring-loaded follower E, which is always in contact with the cam A is controlled by the air pressure in the horizontal pneumatics cylinder F. Cam The follower has a velocity of 2 m/s to the right when angle 0 = 30°. Follower 100 mm E B 200 D mm Figure 2: Follower-cam mechanisms 3.1. Calculate the downwards velocity of the roller D in the vertical guide and the angular velocity of the link ABD for this position. 3.2. If the initial velocity of the follower E is zero when angle 0 = 30° and reaches the final velocity of 2 m/s after 0.5 seconds, calculate the acceleration of the roller D.

Question 3: The horizontal motion of the spring-loaded follower E, which is always in contact with the cam A is controlled by the air pressure in the horizontal pneumatics cylinder F. Cam The follower has a velocity of 2 m/s to the right when angle 0 = 30°. Follower 100 mm E B 200 D mm Figure 2: Follower-cam mechanisms 3.1. Calculate the downwards velocity of the roller D in the vertical guide and the angular velocity of the link ABD for this position. 3.2. If the initial velocity of the follower E is zero when angle 0 = 30° and reaches the final velocity of 2 m/s after 0.5 seconds, calculate the acceleration of the roller D.

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