(read image) 30°A120mmFor the instant represented, corner A of the rectangular plate has a velocity VA = 3 m/sand the plate has a clockwise angular velocity @ = 11 rad/s. Determine:(a) the distance between A and the instantaneous centre C (of zero velocity);XAC= Numbermm(b) the distance between B and the instantaneous centre C; andXBC= Numbermm(c) the magnitude of the corresponding velocity of point B.160mmVB = Numberm/sB

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