Which of the following statements is LEAST-Likely true?
A) In a transmission, bearings support the ends of almost all rotating parts.
B) The input shaft is usually a single part made up of a series of gears that mesh with the various gears on the mainshaft.
C) Bearings allow parts to rotate with very little friction.
D) Different parts of the geartrain are commonly called "shafts."

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The input shaft is typically a single component that connects to the engine, not made up of a series of gears. Gears are separate components that mesh with others on the mainshaft or countershaft, but they are not part of the input shaft itself.

Which of the Following Statements Is LEAST-Likely True