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Theory of Machine

Theory of Machine
A shaft carrying two rotors at its ends will have

Two nodes
No node
One node
Three nodes

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Theory of Machine
The unbalanced force due to revolving masses

Varies in direction but constant in magnitude
Varies in magnitude and direction both
Varies in magnitude but constant in direction
Constant in magnitude and direction both

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Theory of Machine
When the addenda on pinion and wheel is such that the path of approach and path of recess are half of their maximum possible values, then the length of the path of contact is given by (where r = Pitch circle radius of pinion, R = Pitch circle radius of wheel, and φ = Pressure angle)

[(r² + R²) cosφ]/2
[(r + R) sinφ]/2
[(r² + R²) sinφ]/2
[(r + R) cosφ]/2

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Theory of Machine
V-belts are usually used for

Short drives
Long drives
None of these
Long and short drives

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Theory of Machine
The Ackermann steering mechanism is preferred to the Davis type in automobiles because

The former is mathematically accurate
The former is most economical
The former is most rigid
The former is having turning pair

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Theory of Machine
The example of spherical pair is

Ball bearing and roller bearing
Lead screw of a lathe
Bolt and nut
Ball and socket joint

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