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The number of turns made by the smaller gear for one revolution of the arm about the centre of the bigger gear is

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The torque on A is 50 kN m (clockwise), C is a fixed shaft. The torque needed to fix C is

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In the case of gears of involute profiles, increase in the centre to centre distances between the mounting shafts

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Motor vehicles have differential gear mechanism at the back axle.

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Two non-intersecting and non-parallel, i.e., non-coplanar, shafts connected

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The arm contains the bearings for the epicyclic gear to

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For commercially cut gears, the limiting pitch line velocity is

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The number of revolutions made by B is

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Consider two shafts connected with two gears as per the following options:

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Consider the following statements regarding gear tooth designing or gear drive.

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A gear of 28cm pitch circle diameter has 40 teeth. The circular pitch will nearly be

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Involute pinions can have any number of teeth.

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A planetary gear train is gear train having

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In the case of involute gears in contact

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Pressure angle of involute gears does not exceed

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During assembly, the centre distance has increased slightly. Then which of the following changes occur?

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Which of the following statements are correct for mating gears with involute profiles?

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Then speed of revolution of gear B in rpm would be

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The pressure angle would be:

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The ratio of the base circle radii of the gears would be:

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