The combined pulley shown has two cables wound around it at different diameters and fastened to pointA and block E, respectively. Member ABOCD rotates counter clockwise to lift block E. If the totalacceleration of point D is 5 in/s²Z45° at the instant shown, determine:a) the angular velocity of member ABCD3;b) the angular acceleration of member ABCD;c) the velocity of block E.Ø5"FØ3"5"BC,E4"8"4"

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