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Draw a fourbar linkage with L1 = 10 cm, L2 = 3 cm L3 = 6 cm and L4 = 6 cm, with LaTeX: \theta_2θ 2= 45o. Consider both configurations in your drawing, namely the open and closed. Measure your transmission angles and indicate which is which. Do you see a difference in values? (0.25 point - lengths measurements)
(0.5 point - angles measurements)
(0.5 point - both configurations)
(0.5 point - neatness)
(0.5 points – links dwg)
(0.25 points - transmission angles measurements)

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