An imaginary circle on a gear which gives a rolling action, as same as – McqOptions

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1.	An imaginary circle on a gear which gives a rolling action, as same as the motion as the actual gear, is called:
A.	Pitch circle
B.	Clearance circle
C.	Addendum circle
D.	Dedendum circle
Answer» B. Clearance circle

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