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Consider the following statements regarding the choice of conjugate teeth for the profile of mating gears: 1. They will transmit the desired motion 2. They are difficult to manufacture. 3. Standardisation is not possible 4. The cost of production is low. Which of these statements are correct?

Consider the following statements regarding the choice of conjugate teeth for the profile of mating gears: 1. They will transmit the desired motion 2. They are difficult to manufacture. 3. Standardisation is not possible 4. The cost of production is low. Which of these statements are correct? Correct Answer 1, 2 and 3

Cost of production of conjugate teeth, being difficult to manufacture is high.

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