Mathematics For Machine Technology
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Chapter 21, Problem 14A
A 10.00-inch diameter pulley rotates at 160.0 rpm. A belt connects this 10.00-inch diameter pulley with a 6.5-inch diameter pulley. An 8.00-inch diameter pulley is fixed to the same shaft as the 6.50-inch pulley. A belt connects the 8.00-inch pulley with a 3.50-inch diameter pulley. Determine the revolutions per minute of the 3.50-inch diameter pulley. Round the answer to 1 decimal place.
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