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Find the following degree of freedom using the formula below
M = 3 (n-1) - j1 - j2
M = Mobility or Total no. of DOF
n = Total no. of links in a mechanism
J1 = No. of joints having 1 DOF
J2 = No. of joints having 2 DOF
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