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Who patented the first straight-line mechanism?

Alexander Graham Bell

James Watt (correct)

Nikola Tesla

Thomas Edison

What is the purpose of a straight-line mechanism?

To produce perfect circular motion

To produce random motion

To convert linear motion to rotary motion

To convert rotary motion to linear motion (correct)

What is straight-line motion?

Rotary motion

Linear motion of definite length (correct)

Circular motion

Random motion

In what applications are straight-line mechanisms used?

<p>Engines, vehicle suspensions, walking robots, and rover wheels</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why was the development of a straight-line mechanism important in the late eighteenth century?

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Who patented the first straight-line mechanism?

What is the purpose of a straight-line mechanism?

What is straight-line motion?

In what applications are straight-line mechanisms used?

Why was the development of a straight-line mechanism important in the late eighteenth century?

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