Given the details of the offset slider crank mechanism, determine the accelerations of the pin joints A and B. Link 2 = 2" Link 3 = 6" Offset = -3" $\theta_2$ = 60° $\omega_2$ = $-12 \frac{rad}{s}$ $\alpha_2$ = $5 \frac{rad}{s^2}$
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