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Which type of gear tends to be noisy?

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Which type of gear tends to be noisy?

Which type of gear tends to be noisy?
A) Spur gear B) Hypoid gear C) Helical gear D) Bevel gear

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Oh god, I was lost before coming here. Thanksss

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Great, make sure you mark the topic solved, it hides it from other eyes Slight Smile

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