THEORY OF MACHINE QUIZ

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Third inversion of slider crank chain

Third inversion of double slider crank chain

Second inversion of single slider crank chain

Second inversion of double slider crank chain

Two forks

Three forks

One fork

Four forks

Compound gear train

Simple gear train

None of the listed here

Reverted gear train

For applying tension

For changing the direction of motion of the belt

All of the listed here

For increasing velocity ratio

Obtained by reversing the input and output motion

Turning its upside down

Obtained by fixing different links in a kinematic chain

Changing of a higher pair to a lower pair

ω² × CN

ω² × CO

ω² × QN

ω² × NO

Angular acceleration of various parts

Velocity of various parts

Acceleration of various parts

Displacement of various parts

Have line contact

Have surface contact

Permit relative motion

Are held together

Best balancing of engines

All of these

Balancing partially reciprocating masses

Balancing partially revolving masses