6. Consider the position of a point on a coupler. $r_1 = 10$ in, $r_2 = 3$ in, $r_3 = 5$ in, $r_4 = 10$ in, \$\theta_2 = 110$ degrees. Point P is the midpoint of the coupler. What are its x and y-coordinates, $P_x$ and $P_y$?
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