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    Drive Shafts Have a Slip Joint at One End of the Drive
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Drive Shafts Have a Slip Joint at One End of the Drive

Question 26

Question 26

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Drive shafts have a slip joint at one end of the drive shaft which permits the effective length of the drive shaft to change.

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