Figure 1.101 shows an offset slider-crank mechanism with a crank length (r), connecting rod length (l), and
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Figure 1.101 shows an offset slider-crank mechanism with a crank length \(r\), connecting rod length \(l\), and offset \(\delta\). If the crank has a mass and mass moment of inertia of \(m_{r}\) and \(J_{r}\), respectively, at its center of mass \(A\), the connecting rod has a mass and mass moment of inertia of \(m_{c}\) and \(J_{c}\), respectively, at its center of mass \(C\), and the piston has a mass \(m_{p}\), determine the equivalent rotational inertia of the system about the center of rotation of the crank, point \(O\).
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