Which of the following is a key difference between a torque converter and other types of fluid couplings?
A) curved versus straight blades
B) type of transmission fluid used
C) type of turbine used
D) straight versus helical input shaft splines

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The key difference between a torque converter and other types of fluid couplings is the design of the blades. Torque converters typically have curved blades, which are designed to efficiently transfer rotational power and multiply torque from the engine to the transmission, unlike other fluid couplings that may use straight blades and do not multiply torque.

Which of the Following Is a Key Difference Between a Torque