Gear spinning wrong way?

08-05-2003, 17:35

Stephanie

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Quote:

Originally posted by Adam Y.
They are supposed to since they have a smaller radius then the gears.

Actually, with a smaller radius, their tangental velocity should be *less* than that of the gears. a point on the cirfumcerence of the shaft has less distance to travel per second than a tooth on the gear. however, their angular velocity should be the same, as stated by Brandon (gadget470)

Last edited by Stephanie : 08-05-2003 at 17:38.

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