What acts as a boundary for all the other parts of the abacus?

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Explanation of the meaning of boundary for all parts of the abacus.
The frame serves as a boundary for all of the abacus's other components. The abacus includes 17 rods, each with 5 beads. Its top and lower parts of the abacus are separated through a horizontal bar known as a beam.
Hence, the frame acts as a boundary for all the other parts of the abacus.

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