For a stable frame structure, number of members required, is (a) three times the number of joints minus three (b) twice the number of joints minus three (c) twice the number of joints minus two (d) twice the number of joints minus one (e) none of these.

For a stable frame structure, number of members required, is (a) three times the number of joints minus three (b) twice the number of joints minus three (c) twice the number of joints minus two (d) twice the number of joints minus one (e) none of these.

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For a stable frame structure, number of members
required, is
(a) three times the number of joints minus three
(b) twice the number of joints minus three
(c) twice the number of joints minus two
(d) twice the number of joints minus one
(e) none of these.

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