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Chapter 13, Problem 20P
A compound reverted gear trains are to be designed as a speed increaser to provide a total increase of speed of exactly 45 to 1. With a 20° pressure angle, specify appropriate numbers of teeth to minimize the gearbox size while avoiding the interference problem in the teeth. Assume all gears will have the same diameter pitch.
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