The controlling force diagram for a spring controlled governor is a curve passing through the origin.

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The controlling force diagram for a spring controlled governor is a curve passing through the origin.

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Fred · Answer 1 · 2022-10-15T23:02:26+0000

The correct answer is (b) False

The explanation: The controlling force diagram for the spring controlled governors is a straight line.

The controlling force diagram for a spring controlled governor is a curve passing through the origin.

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