For the simple gear train below, Gear A is the input gear and rotates at 2500 rpm and Gear D is the output gear for this simple gear train. The number of teeth for each gear is as follows: NA = 116 Teeth, NB = 178 Teeth, NC = 70 Teeth and ND = 120 Teeth %3D Calculate the output angular velocity at Gear D (WD). Give your answer in rads-1 to the nearest radian.

For the simple gear train below, Gear A is the input gear and rotates at 2500 rpm and Gear D is the output gear for this simple gear train. The number of teeth for each gear is as follows: NA = 116 Teeth, NB = 178 Teeth, NC = 70 Teeth and ND = 120 Teeth %3D Calculate the output angular velocity at Gear D (WD). Give your answer in rads-1 to the nearest radian.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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