Point P on the mechanism shown in Fig. 9.67 is driven back and forth horizontally. If the
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Point P on the mechanism shown in Fig. 9.67 is driven back and forth horizontally. If the minimum value of angle θ is 32.0°, what is the distance between extreme positions of P? What is the maximum possible value of angle θ?
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