I have been given ap project by my teachers to show the ratio between

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The discussion focuses on a project that requires demonstrating the relationship between velocity and torque, specifically through gear ratios. It is noted that the ratio between torque and velocity does not remain constant when using different numbers of gears. Bicycles are suggested as practical examples to illustrate these concepts, as their gear systems effectively showcase the interplay between torque, velocity, and power. Participants recommend researching bicycle gear experiments for additional insights and practical applications. This approach can enhance understanding and presentation of the project's core concepts.
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i have been given ap project by my teachers to show the ratio between velocity and torque .
i.e i have to show the gear ratio in my project.
can some one tell me whether the ratio b/w torque and velocity remains constant if we use different number of gears .
also if some one can give me any advise regarding my project
shall be very thankful
 
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Do you have a bicycle, or access to one with gears?
Gears on a bike can be used very conveniently to show how velocity, torque (AND POWER, which is very important in this respect) are related. Google "bicycle gear experiments". I did and found pages and pages of stuff.
 
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