For a gearing system, the equivalent system is made consisting of two rotors. How many nodes will this new equivalent system will have?

For a gearing system, the equivalent system is made consisting of two rotors. How many nodes will this new equivalent system will have? Correct Answer 1

When a gearing system is converted into an equivalent system consisting of two rotors, it will have only a single node on the shaft as the two rotor systems only produce one node.
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