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melly21297

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Which coupling uses no outer cover?
 
  A. gear.
  B. chain.
  C. rubbertire.
  D. flexible grid.

Question 2

Over-running clutches are designed to permit:
 
  A. the driving force to come up to speed slowly.
  B. the driving force to continue rotating if the load slows or stops.
  C. the load to continue rotating if the driving force slows or stops.
  D. the load to rotate opposite the driving force.



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Answer to Question 1

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