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Transcribed Image Text:A frictionless gear train is shown in the figure. The leftmost 12-teeth gear is given a torque of
100N-m. The output torque from the 60-teeth gear on the right in N-m is
48 Teeth
12 Teeth
T=100 N – m
60 Teeth
12 Teeth
(A) 5
(В) 20
(С) 500
(D) 2000
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