The net axial force acting on bearing is zero in case of double helical gears while none zero in case of herringbone gears?

The net axial force acting on bearing is zero in case of double helica

1.	The net axial force acting on bearing is zero in case of double helical gears while none zero in case of herringbone gears?
A.	True
B.	False
Answer» C.

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