Using the rule of position analysis pls quickk The mechanism below is analyzed as a pin-jointed four bar linkage. The link 2(O₂A) is the input link, the link 3 (AB) is the coupler link and the link 4 (0204) is theoutput link. At the position shown the link 2 makes an angle = 20° with thehorizontal axis.We need to find the input angle 82, and the output angle 84 with respect to X axis.All angles must be measured in degree CCW from X axis..5 m.9 m25 m.6 m2.1 m55°042.0 m-"•4The input angle 0₂ =Choose...The length of link 1 (0204) d= Choose...."K₁ =Choose...K₂ =Choose...K3 =Choose...The output angle 04=Choose...

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The mechanism below is analyzed as a pin-jointed four bar linkage. The link 2 (O₂A) is the input link, the link 3 (AB) is the coupler link and the link 4 (0204) is the output link. At the position shown the link 2 makes an angle 0=20° with the horizontal axis. We need to find the input angle 82, and the output angle eд with respect to X axis. All angles must be measured in degree CCW from X axis. .5 m .9 m 25 m .6 m 2.1 m 04 2.0 m- The input angle 8₂ = Choose... The length of link 1 (0204) d Choose.... " K₁ = Choose... K₂ = Choose... K3= Choose... The output angle 04= Choose...

The mechanism below is analyzed as a pin-jointed four bar linkage. The link 2 (O₂A) is the input link, the link 3 (AB) is the coupler link and the link 4 (0204) is the output link. At the position shown the link 2 makes an angle 0=20° with the horizontal axis. We need to find the input angle 82, and the output angle eд with respect to X axis. All angles must be measured in degree CCW from X axis. .5 m .9 m 25 m .6 m 2.1 m 04 2.0 m- The input angle 8₂ = Choose... The length of link 1 (0204) d Choose.... " K₁ = Choose... K₂ = Choose... K3= Choose... The output angle 04= Choose...

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