In a shaper mechanism, the coriolis component of acceleration does not exists.

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In a shaper mechanism, the coriolis component of acceleration does not exists.

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Greg · Answer 1 · 2022-10-18T00:28:04+0000

The correct option is (b) False

For explanation I would say: In a shaper mechanism, the coriolis component of acceleration exists.

In a shaper mechanism, the coriolis component of acceleration does not exists.

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