4.6 The accelerations of Points A andB of link 2, are as given. Determine the angularvelocity, the angular acceleration, and the acceleration of midpoint C of link 2.Where ||A|| = 600 f/2 and ||B|| = 150 /2%3DAAAB30°60°C.

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4.6 The accelerations of Points A andB of link 2, are as given. Determine the angular velocity, the angular acceleration, and the acceleration of midpoint C of link 2. Where ||A|| = 600 f/2 and ||B|| = 150 t/2 %3D AA AB 30° 60° C.