Given : Mass of Gears A and B = 2.4 kgsMass of Gear C = 12 kgsGears A and B's radius of gyration = 60mmGear C's radius of gyration = 150mmCouple M applied to gear B = constant 10NM%3DRequired : Number of revolutions of gear C in order for it to increase from 100 rpm to 450 rpmand Tangential force acting on gear A BS0 mmS0 mm200 mm .CM

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Given : Mass of Gears A and B = 2.4 kgs Mass of Gear C = 12 kgs Gears A and B's radius of gyration = 60mm Gear C's radius of gyration = 150mm Couple M applied to gear B = constant 10NM Required : Number of revolutions of gear C in order for it to increase from 100 rpm to 450 rpm and Tangential force acting on gear A

Given : Mass of Gears A and B = 2.4 kgs Mass of Gear C = 12 kgs Gears A and B's radius of gyration = 60mm Gear C's radius of gyration = 150mm Couple M applied to gear B = constant 10NM Required : Number of revolutions of gear C in order for it to increase from 100 rpm to 450 rpm and Tangential force acting on gear A

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Given : Mass of Gears A and B = 2.4 kgs
Mass of Gear C = 12 kgs
Gears A and B's radius of gyration = 60mm
Gear C's radius of gyration = 150mm
Couple M applied to gear B = constant 10NM
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Required : Number of revolutions of gear C in order for it to increase from 100 rpm to 450 rpm
and Tangential force acting on gear A

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