9. Power is transferred between an electric motor and a wheel via a chain drive. The motor and wheel shafts are 19.7 in apart and the wheel shaft must rotate 1200 rpm. The driving sprocket is installed directly on the motor shaft and has 23 teeth. The motor rotates at a speed of 1500 rpm. The chain has a pitch of 0.5 in. Calculate the number of teeth of the driven sprocket and chain length. option a. Driven sprocket has 29 teeth and chain length is 106 pitches. b. Driven sprocket has 19 teeth and chain length is 106 pitches. command c. Driven sprocket has 19 teeth and chain length is 101 pitches. d. Driven sprocket has 29 teeth and chain length is 101 pitches. e. Impossible to tell from the given data.

9. Power is transferred between an electric motor and a wheel via a chain drive. The motor and wheel shafts are 19.7 in apart and the wheel shaft must rotate 1200 rpm. The driving sprocket is installed directly on the motor shaft and has 23 teeth. The motor rotates at a speed of 1500 rpm. The chain has a pitch of 0.5 in. Calculate the number of teeth of the driven sprocket and chain length. option a. Driven sprocket has 29 teeth and chain length is 106 pitches. b. Driven sprocket has 19 teeth and chain length is 106 pitches. command c. Driven sprocket has 19 teeth and chain length is 101 pitches. d. Driven sprocket has 29 teeth and chain length is 101 pitches. e. Impossible to tell from the given data.

Principles of Accounting Volume 2

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Author:OpenStax

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Chapter8: Standard Costs And Variances

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