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The Whitworth quick return motion mechanism is formed in a slider crank chain when the

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TARIQ AHMAD
TARIQ AHMAD 5 years ago
D is the correct one...

When coupler is fixed it forms " crank and rocker /lever QRMM and " Oscillating Engine "
Vikram Khandare
Vikram Khandare 5 years ago
DDDDDDDD
Sarveshwer Chandra
Sarveshwer Chandra 6 years ago
Smallest link is a fixed link
Swapnil Kadam
Swapnil Kadam 6 years ago
Option D is right one
AMAL NALINAM
AMAL NALINAM 7 years ago
Withworth QR mechanism is formed when the shortest link has fixed, ie option D is the right one.
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