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Two gears in a 3:1 ratio gearset and with a diametral pitch of 6 are mounted at a center distance of 11 in. Find the number of teeth in the gear (Ng).

          Two gears in a 3:1 ratio gearset and with a diametral pitch of 6 are mounted at a center distance of 11 in. Find the number of teeth in the gear (Ng).
        

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00:01 Hello students, let's solve this problem.
00:02 The problem says a set of 1 -2 -0 exam scores is normally distributed with mean is equal to 74 and sb is equal to 8.
00:28 So the first question is given, how many students score higher than 74? that is the first question is given.
00:44 So mean is given, standard deviation is given.
00:48 So we have to find out e of x, that is of 74, tilda is equal to 8, and this one is equal to square is 64.
01:03 Now, x minus ex divided by root under var x.
01:16 So that is of n 0 .1.
01:23 So x minus 74 divided by root of 64.
01:31 So x minus 74 divided by 8 that is of n 0.
01:40 Of 1.
01:42 We have to find out p of x greater than 74.
01:48 So that means p x greater than 74 divided by 8.
01:57 So greater than 74 minus 74 divided by 8.
02:03 So that p of z greater than 0.
02:08 So 1 minus p of z less than equal to 0.
02:15 So then p of z less than equal to 0 means 1 minus 1 by 2...
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