Figure below shows a kinematic diagram of amechanism that is driven by moving link 2.Graphically reposition the links of themechanism as link 2 is displaced 45 °counterclockwise. Determine the resultingangular displacement of link 4 and the lineardisplacement of point E.10.1"4.9"3.3"E.8"B3" e3.2"90°A5.3"

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ure below shows a kinematic diagram of a chanism that is driven by moving link 2. aphically reposition the links of the chanism as link 2 is displaced 45 ° unterclockwise. Determine the resulting gular displacement of link 4 and the linear

ure below shows a kinematic diagram of a chanism that is driven by moving link 2. aphically reposition the links of the chanism as link 2 is displaced 45 ° unterclockwise. Determine the resulting gular displacement of link 4 and the linear

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Figure below shows a kinematic diagram of a
mechanism that is driven by moving link 2.
Graphically reposition the links of the
mechanism as link 2 is displaced 45 °
counterclockwise. Determine the resulting
angular displacement of link 4 and the linear
displacement of point E.
10.1"
4.9"
3.3"
E
.8"
B
3" e
3.2"
90°
A
5.3"

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