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A is the rotational velocities of shaft b gear 3 and gear 4 in revolution per minute rpm can be calculated as follows.
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So, first the rotational velocity of shaft b can be calculated n1 divided by n2 is equals to d2 divided by d1.
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So, here n1 is in rotational velocity of shaft a in revolution in rpm.
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So, when i am saying rpm it is revolution per minute and n2 is the rotational velocity of shaft b in rpm.
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Here d1 is the diameter of gear 4 in mm and d2 is the diameter of gear 3 in mm.
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We have given these values but we do not know the value of n2 here.
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So, i am writing down other value.
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The value of n1 given 18, n2 we do not have given in the position, d2 is given 30 and d1 is 16 minus.
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So, from here when we will solve for n2 it will be 648 minus 36d.
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Now this is the rotational velocity of shaft b in rpm.
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Now the rotational velocity of gear 3 this is for shaft b.
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I am writing down in bracket this is for shaft.
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Now for the gear 3.
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So, this is n3 divided by n4 is equals to d4 divided by d3.
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N3 is the rotational velocity of gear 3 and n4 is the rotational velocity of gear 4.
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D3 is the diameter of gear 3 and d4 is the diameter of gear 4.
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When we will substitute the value.
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So, n3 we do not know.
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N4 is 18 multiply with 20 and the y divided by 60.
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So, i am writing down 60 here and is equals to d4 is 30 and d3 is 16 minus d.
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Now when we will solve for n3 we will get 5400 and divide by 16 minus d.
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So, this is the rotational velocity of gear 3 in rpm.
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Now the rotational velocity of gear 4.
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So, i am solving it here.
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So, this is n divided by n4 is equals to d4 divided by d...