Solve for part a,b and c. Thank you Bare |AB|= 10, |AC| = 4.25, |CD| = 3.5, |DB| = 8.5 cm. [5](a) Draw the kinematic diagram showing clearly the ground links and the drivinglink and calculate the mobility.(b) For the configuration shown, if ZABD = 48°, what is the acute angle betweenlinks AC and CD.(c) Repeat 2 for when ABD = 15° and draw this configuration up to scale.1

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