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Internally expanding brakes never suffer the problem of self-locking.

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Internally expanding brakes never suffer the problem of self-locking.

(a) True

(b) Wear might lead to self-locking

(c) Brakes are never self-locked

(d) None of the listed

I was tested on this by my mentor.

My doubt stems from the Internal Expanding Brake module in unit Friction Clutches, Brakes, Belt Drives and Chain Drives of Machine Design

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