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Design a crank-rocker mechanism with a time ratio of q=1.3, throw angle of (δ휃휃4)푥푥 = 125 degrees and time per cycle of t = 0.5 sec, and distance between the two pivots l1 = 7 inch.. (a) use the analytical method to specify the link lengths l2, l3, l4, and the crank speed in rpm. (b) use a compass and sketch your design in the fully retracted and fully extended positions. (c) identify the imbalance angle on your drawing.

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