In a transmission gear reduction set, an input driving gear with teeth meshes directly with an output driven gear with teeth. If the engine supplies of torque to the input gear, what is the resulting gear ratio and torque delivered by the driven gear?
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A gear ratio of with an output torque of
The gear ratio is determined by dividing the number of teeth on the driven gear () by the number of teeth on the driving gear (), yielding a ratio of . In gear reduction, rotational output speed is reduced to one-third, while output torque is multiplied by , producing of torque.
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Transmission gear ratios dictate the trade-off between rotational speed and mechanical torque. A smaller gear driving a larger gear produces gear reduction (), which decreases output shaft speed and increases output torque.
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