1 of 13. A four-bar linkage is shown below.(A)the directions of each.(B)E on link 3.Use the method of velocity vector polygons to calculate w, and wq. ReportFind and report the magnitude and direction of the absolute velocity of pointRAD = 10 cm, Rap = 15 cm, Ra = 60 cm; R = 65 cm; Rp = 15 cmW2 = 2 rad/s cw(Note: ADB and FEC are right triangles.)link 3A.link 2

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3. A four-bar linkage is shown below. (A) the directions of each. (B) E on link 3. Use the method of velocity vector polygons to calculate w, and w̟. Report Find and report the magnitude and direction of the absolute velocity of point RAD = 10 cm, Ro = 15 cm, Rac = 60 cm; R = 65 cm; R = 15 cm W2 = 2 rad/s cw (Note: ADB and FEC are right triangles.) link 3 link 2

3. A four-bar linkage is shown below. (A) the directions of each. (B) E on link 3. Use the method of velocity vector polygons to calculate w, and w̟. Report Find and report the magnitude and direction of the absolute velocity of point RAD = 10 cm, Ro = 15 cm, Rac = 60 cm; R = 65 cm; R = 15 cm W2 = 2 rad/s cw (Note: ADB and FEC are right triangles.) link 3 link 2

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