For the kinematic linkagesshown in Fig. 1.18, calculatethe following:• the number of binary links (N)• the number of ternary links (N)• the number of other (quaternary, etc.) links(NJ• the number of total links (N)• the number of loops (L)• the number of joints or pairs (P)• the number of degrees of freedom (F)643853.7Apl111(a)(b)768.106,111(c)2.2.

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