Q2: Choose the correct answer for each of the following: 1. Find the number of degrees of freedom for Mechanism with higher pair (h#0) in(=6; j=8): (n=-2; n=-1;n=1;n=2) 2. What's called is a joint of two links that permit relative motion. ( Kinematic pair; Structure; Kinematic chine) 3. Find the number of degrees of freedom for Mechanism with higher pair (h=1) in(l=6; j=8): (n=-2; n=-1;n=1;n=0)

Q2: Choose the correct answer for each of the following: 1. Find the number of degrees of freedom for Mechanism with higher pair (h#0) in(=6; j=8): (n=-2; n=-1;n=1;n=2) 2. What's called is a joint of two links that permit relative motion. ( Kinematic pair; Structure; Kinematic chine) 3. Find the number of degrees of freedom for Mechanism with higher pair (h=1) in(l=6; j=8): (n=-2; n=-1;n=1;n=0)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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