Please don't provide handwritten solution. 1. For the motion of the coupler relative to the fixed link of the four-link mechanism as shownin figure, locate the position of the centre of curvature of the point E using Bobilliertheorem.150 EB300CBC = 300BE 150(mm)60060075°AD300

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