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- Theory of Machinesmechanical-engineering-mcqs › theory-of-machines
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- 25 Jan 2019
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- 28 May 2026
Explanation
In a crank-driven slider-crank mechanism, there are exactly two centers of rotation. Other options such as zero, four, six, or a variable number do not accurately represent the mechanism's kinematic structure.
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Practice related questions from the same subject.
- 1.What defines higher pairs in mechanical elements?
- 2.What type of kinematic pair is formed by a cam and a roller follower?
- 3.What defines open pairs in mechanical elements?
- 4.How many links are present in the Hart mechanism?
- 5.What is the primary drawback of a sliding pair?
- 6.An eccentric sheave, which is fixed at a single pivot, rotates and imparts oscillating motion to a link that is pivoted at one end and attached to the sheave at the other. How many links does this mechanism contain?
- 7.How many links are present in the most basic cam mechanism?
- 8.In a kinematic chain, one link is typically held stationary. What happens to the relative motion of the other links if the fixed link is altered?
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