2.11 A point Q moves from A to B along link 3 while linke 2 rotates from 0 =0' = 120 deg. Fine the absolute displacement of Q.Where RAO, = RBO, = 3" and RBA = RO2O4 = 6" .30 deg to%3D%3D

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