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How many degrees of freedom does a folding chair have? - Answers

A folding chair typically has three degrees of freedom. It can pivot around the hinge points where the legs fold, allowing for movement in the vertical plane, and it can also move vertically when folding or unfolding. However, it generally does not allow for lateral movement or rotation around its center, limiting its overall degrees of freedom compared to more complex mechanisms.



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A folding chair typically has three degrees of freedom. It can pivot around the hinge points where the legs fold, allowing for movement in the vertical plane, and it can also move vertically when folding or unfolding. However, it generally does not allow for lateral movement or rotation around its center, limiting its overall degrees of freedom compared to more complex mechanisms.



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A folding chair typically has three degrees of freedom. It can pivot around the hinge points where the legs fold, allowing for movement in the vertical plane, and it can also move vertically when folding or unfolding. However, it generally does not allow for lateral movement or rotation around its center, limiting its overall degrees of freedom compared to more complex mechanisms.

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