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The gear train transmits power from a motor to a machine at E. The motor turns at 2750 rpm. The diameter of solid shaft (1) is 1.53 in., the diameter of solid shaft (2) is 1.9 in., and the allowable shear stress for each shaft is 4.4 ksi. Assume NA = 20 teeth, NB=92 teeth, NC=38 teeth, ND=59 teeth. Determine: (a) the maximum power P that can be transmitted by the gear train. (b) the torque TE provided at gear E. (c) the rotation speed omega of gear E.
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