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which type of gears has point contact between two mating gears?

which type of gears has point contact between two mating gears? Correct Answer spiral gears

In case of spur gears, the contact between tooth profiles is line contact, and in case of helical gears the contact is point contact. So answer is Helical Gear (A).

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