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Transcribed Image Text:The width of a belt is 150mm and the maximum tension per cm width is not to exceed
140N. The ratio of tension on the two sides is 2.25, the diameter of the driver is
1.05m and it makes 220 rpm. Find the power that can be transmitted.
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