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Gear friction reduces power and engineers never use more gears than are need it. A) True B) False​
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Gear friction reduces power and engineers never use more gears than are need it.

A) True
B) False​

User Jason Cook
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I think it is false sorry if it wrong
User Bhavesh B
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i personally think it is false

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i think this because gear friction reduces next to no power

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