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Q. A kinematic chain is known as a mechanism when

  • (A) None of the links is fixed
  • (B) One of the links is fixed
  • (C) Two of the links are fixed
  • (D) None of these
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Explanation by: Mr. Dubey
A kinematic chain is a combination of links connected in a specific order, allowing relative motion between them. When one of the links in a kinematic chain is fixed or stationary, it is termed a mechanism. This fixed link provides a frame of reference against which the motions of other links are observed. The fixed link is often referred to as the "ground" or "frame" link, and it serves as a foundation for the movement and analysis of the remaining links in the kinematic chain.

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