In a simple gear train with idler, which of the following statements is true? The driven gear is also referred to as the output. The middle gear is also referred to as the driving gear. The driving gear is also referred to as the output. The output gear is where the movement starts.

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The driven gear is also referred to as the output.
2.
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Front
Refer to the simple gear train set up below. The outer gears rotate in the ________ direction of the middle gear.
Back
opposite
3.
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Your group wants to program a motor to drive forward for 2 seconds, stop for 1 second and then drive in the opposite direction for 4 seconds and stop. You create the following code. Will this code execute as you intended?
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Yes, this programming code meets all the requirements.
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Front
Which of the following is an example of a scenario where a robot will move autonomously? A coding software program is used to create code and is downloaded to the robot, so that the robot moves based on the code. A coding software program is used to create code, and a person pushes the robot with their hands so that it moves faster. A coding software program is used to create code but is not downloaded to the robot. A person uses a handheld device to drive the robot, no coding software is used.
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A coding software program is used to create code and is downloaded to the robot, so that the robot moves based on the code.
5.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Which of the following must be true of the algorithm for Sophia and Jin's robot shuffle that lasts more than 20 seconds, goes both forward and backwards, and begins when BumperA is pressed? Options: The event handler block must include “When Brain left button is pressed”., The “wait time” of all the actions must add up to 15 seconds., The event handler must include a loop, The event handler block must include “When BumperA is pressed”.
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The event handler block must include “When BumperA is pressed”.
6.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What is the difference between a repeat loop and a forever loop?
Back
A repeat loop repeats for a designated number of times, whereas a forever loop repeats until the program stops running.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Drew, Anaya, and Olivia are working together on a gear train. They want the output speed to be faster than the input speed. How should they assemble the gears to achieve this result?
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The driving gear needs to be larger than the driven gear.
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