A 4 bar crank -rocker mechanism has the following configuration link 1=d=152.4mm „link 2=a=50.8mm „link3-b=177.8mm and link 4 =c=228.6mm and if 02 input variable 30° .find out possible open and cross value of03 and 04.(Hint: setting scale 20mm =1 cm)

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A 4 bar crank -rocker mechanism has the following configuration link 1=d=152.4mm link 2=a=50.8mm „link 3-b=177.8mm and link 4 =c=228.6mm and if 02 input variable 30° find out possible open and cross value of 03 and 04. (Hint: setting scale 20mm =1 cm)