
Caitlyn N.
asked 02/14/23Two gears are calibrated so that the smaller gear dives the larger gear. For each rotation of the smaller gear, how many degrees will the larger gear rotate?
Two gears are calibrated so that the smaller gear drives the larger gear. For each roation of the smaller gear, how many degrees will the larger gear rotate?
radius of the smaller gear= 2cm
radius of the larger gear=5cm
1 Expert Answer
Samridh S. answered 02/14/23
Engineer by day, tutor by night
Smaller gear circumference is 2pi * r =4pi
Langer gear circumference is 2pi * r = 10pi
If evrthg is ideal when smaller gear rotates 4pi so does larger gear.
So larger gear rotated 4pi which is 40% of 10pi.
So in degrees it rotated 40% of 360 degrees which jd 144 degrees
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Stanton D.
Hey Caitlyn, your several misspellings suggest that you roate out until it's deep enough to put on your gear(s) and dive? re/ your problem: C= .pi.*d so C is linearly proportional to d. Since rotation is inversely proportional to # teeth on the circumference, therefore rotation (large gear) will be 2/5 of a circle. Assuming that the axes of the gears are fixed (were they broken previously?)02/14/23