A four-bar linkage has L1 as frame, L2 as crank, L3 as coupler and L4 as follower. If L1-18, L2-7, L3 -9 and L4= 17, find the maximum transmission angle of this mechanism 54.31 deg O 146.44 deg 35.54 deg 5.68 deg Determine the number of links of the mechanism 77771 7. 5. OO

A four-bar linkage has L1 as frame, L2 as crank, L3 as coupler and L4 as follower. If L1-18, L2-7, L3 -9 and L4= 17, find the maximum transmission angle of this mechanism 54.31 deg O 146.44 deg 35.54 deg 5.68 deg Determine the number of links of the mechanism 77771 7. 5. OO

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