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The sensitiveness of the governor as the speed range decreases

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The sensitiveness of the governor __________ as the speed range decreases.

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Correct Answer: Option C
For a given lift of the sleeve, the sensitiveness of the governor increases as the speed range decreases.
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Sudipto Ichigo
Sudipto Ichigo 5 years ago
Option C is ok.
As the philosophy of this question is not what it seems. They are asking, what we need if range of speed deceases but we want to have same lift/ performance. Obviously higher sensitivity. Only if we have high sensitivity then only we can have same life even when range of speed deceases.
Estifanos Asefa
Estifanos Asefa 6 years ago
According to the formula the answer should be B
CAPTAIN GAMERS
CAPTAIN GAMERS 6 years ago
Yes , answer should be decreased
Rajan Mech
Rajan Mech 6 years ago
Answer is wrong it should decrease
Rajan Mech
Rajan Mech 6 years ago
How? Which one is right?
2(N1-N2)/(N1+N2) or reverse of this
Vishnu Agrahari
Vishnu Agrahari 6 years ago
sensitiveness = (N1-N2)/Nmean
then ans B should be correct
Jayesh Jethava
Jayesh Jethava 6 years ago
DOUBT
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