**Diagram Description:**The diagram shows a mechanical system with a series of connected links and joints. The system consists of:1. A vertical link attached between two horizontal elements on top and a base on the bottom. 2. Two connecting links that join at a pivot point, forming an angular shape that extends to a horizontal bar.3. Each joint and connection point is marked with the number 1.**Task:**Use the Kutzbach Criterion to determine the mobility of the mechanism. This problem is part of "Theory of Machines and Mechanism, 5th Edition, Problem 1.6."**Options:**(a) m = 0 (b) m = -1 (c) m = 1 (d) m = 2

We have to determine the mobility of the mechanism using Kutzbach Criterion.

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1 Use the Kutzbach Criterion to determine the mobility of the mechanism. (See Theory of Machines and Mechanism, 5th Edition, Problem 1.6) (a) m-0 (b) m=-1 (c) m-1 (d) m-2

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