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The link which does not undergo any deformation while transmitting the motion is known as :
Answer: B
It is a rigid link.
A rigid link is one in which the distance between any two points does not change while it transmits motion. In practice every link deforms slightly, but in kinematics links such as cranks, connecting rods and frames are treated as rigid because the deformation is negligible.
A flexible link, such as a belt, rope or chain, deforms but can transmit tension. A fluid link transmits motion through a fluid under pressure, as in a hydraulic press. 'Non-rigid link' simply means one that does deform.
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