GATE ME 2015 Set 2 — Question 19

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MCQ+1 / -0.33MediumKinematic Pairs, Chains & DOFMechanisms & LinkagesTheory of Machines & VibrationsSimple, Compound & Epicyclic TrainsCams, Gears & Gear Trains

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The number of degrees of freedom of the planetary gear train shown in the figure is
A planetary gear train: a 50-teeth gear and an arm both pivoted at the same fixed centre, with a 20-teeth gear carried at the end of the arm meshing externally with the 50-teeth gear.
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