A cone clutch consists of inner conical surface and outer cylindrical

1.	A cone clutch consists of inner conical surface and outer cylindrical surface.
A.	Both cylindrical
B.	Both conical
C.	Outer conical and inner cylindrical
D.	True
Answer» C. Outer conical and inner cylindrical

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