IN Hange coupling, which of the following gives the expression for the number of bolts (by empirical formula)? (where: D Diameter of solid shaft in cm) Ops: A On (D/2) + 3 B. On = (D/S) + 3 C On = (3D/4) + 3

IN Hange coupling, which of the following gives the expression for the number of bolts (by empirical formula)? (where: D Diameter of solid shaft in cm) Ops: A On (D/2) + 3 B. On = (D/S) + 3 C On = (3D/4) + 3

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