Gear teeth that bite each other. Are they proportional to the number of revolutions? Why?
The total number of turns of the gear is equal to the number of teeth of the gear multiplied by the revolutions, and the teeth of the two teeth of each other are equal in time to the revolutions
One gear turns one tooth, the other gear turns a tooth. No matter how you turn it, the total number of teeth in the last two gears is the same
Inversely proportional to each other because the gears that occlude each other are usually the rotation of one gear with the rotation of the other
